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Bullying and harassment – anonymous reporting tool

BSMS is committed to challenging all forms of bullying, harassment and discrimination. We encourage students to report incidents they have experienced or witnessed.

This form has been created for the use of Brighton and Sussex Medical School students only.

Students can use the bullying and harassment anonymous reporting tool below or can contact the Student Advice team to speak to a Welfare Adviser. If you are not sure which course of action to take, please consult the flowchart below.

Please note that BSMS will not be able to answer to anonymous reports, or act upon anonymous complaints; BSMS will record the complaint and will use the information that we collect to make positive changes within the school and to monitor and evaluate the school's culture and environment to make BSMS a more inclusive place to study and learn.

Please tell us what kind of issue you’re reporting
Please tell us about your experience or concern, giving as much detail as you are able to including module code / placement location as this can help us to take more impactful and immediate action. This form has been created for the use of Brighton and Sussex Medical School students only.

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REPORTING FLOWCHART

If you're not sure what course of action to take, please consult our downloadable flowchart

View the flowchart here >

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CONTACT STUDENT ADVICE

Contact the BSMS Student Advice tean if you would like to speak to a Student Welfare Adviser

Contact the team here >

REPORTING HARASSMENT, DISCRIMINATION AND OPPRESSION

BSMS is committed to challenging racism, sexism, homophobia, ableism, transphobia and all forms of harassment and discrimination. We encourage students to report incidents they have experienced or witnessed. Ideally, we hope that students will approach the Student Advice team; however, we recognise that sometimes students prefer to report anonymously.

This anonymous reporting tool is not a replacement for Student Advice and if you have any urgent concerns or issues you must use our Student Advice channels as your first point of contact. For more information please visit our Student Advice pages here.

The anonymous reporting tool is for students who would like to anonymously report an incident. However, please note that we will not be able to identify you or contact you directly and therefore it is unlikely that we will be able to initiate an investigation or formal process about your concerns.

If you're not sure which is the most appropriate course of action to take, please consult the above flowchart.

ADVICE SERVICES AT OUR PARTNER UNIVERSITIES

Student advice services offered at the Universities of Brighton and Sussex.

University of Brighton:

Disability Coordinator - email disability@brighton.ac.uk
Careers Service - email careers@brighton.ac.uk
Counselling Service - email counsellingfalmer@brighton.ac.uk
Chaplaincy - email I.Wallis@brighton.ac.uk
Students’ Union - email helloBSU@brighton.ac.uk
International Support team - please click here for further information

University of Sussex:

Careers Service - email careers@sussex.ac.uk
Psychological & Counselling services - email counsellingreception@sussex.ac.uk
Chaplaincy - email j.s.thorogood@sussex.ac.uk
Students’ Union - email advice@ussu.sussex.ac.uk