BPP University is committed to ensuring that all students can study and socialise in a safe environment, both on campus and online. We take any form of harassment, sexual misconduct, or gender-based violence very seriously and have robust policies to address these concerns.
Students must follow the University’s rules and regulations, particularly the Student Conduct Policy, which outlines acceptable behaviour and consequences for misconduct.
We adopt a zero-tolerance approach to harassment and sexual misconduct, ensuring that these issues are addressed at the highest level.
BPP Has a detailed policy on Harassment and Sexual Misconduct, that outlines our approach, as well as steps involved in this process, here.
We have dedicated teams within the Student Welfare and Support service, like the Safeguarding Team, Mental Health and Wellbeing team and Learning Support Team. These teams provide a safe space, advice, and support for those affected.
If you, or someone you know, is at immediate risk of harm, please call the appropriate emergency services on 999.
If you need to speak to someone, please reach out, you can contact and we will reply within 48 working hours, and if urgent, you can call our helpline Monday – Friday 9am – 5:30pm on 07464542636
For some support resources, please check out the following information:
Rape Crisis have support and resources for if you have experienced sexual harassment or sexual violence of any kind, whether it was recently or a long time, they will listen to you and believe you- get help here. • Galop have support and helplines for anyone in the UK who is LGBT+ and has experienced domestic abuse or hate crime. The Proud Trust have resources for LGBT+ young people, and advice on staying safe. • Citizens Advice have a page with more info about Sexual Harassment, and who to contact if you are worried. • ACAS also have a page with information about sexual harassment, and what to do if you have been sexually harassed at work. • At BPP we take all allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct seriously, we have a detailed sexual harassment and misconduct policy which outlines our duty to ensure that students can study and socialise in a safe environment, both physically in centre, and in virtual spaces of the University online. We seek to maintain confidentially wherever possible to ensure any reporting learner raising a concern feels safe and protected.