Welfare and wellbeing
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wellbeing and mental health
The Student Wellbeing and Mental Health Strategy adopts a holistic approach to mental health and wellbeing – covering all aspects of students’ university experience – from learning and life skills to community, inclusion, and support.
See a wider list of welfare and wellbeing resources on the University of Oxford website. You can also contact your Graduate Advisor, or anyone within the Graduate Studies Committee.
Anti-bullying and harassment
The Radcliffe Department of Medicine is committed to eliminating bullying and harassment and has a number of Harassment Advisors who are there to help.
See also the University Harassment Policy.
Sexual harassment and violence
The Sexual Harassment and Violence Support Service provides a safe place to be heard - independent of your college or department. They offer free support and advice to any students who have been affected by sexual harassment or violence.
Oxford Against Sexual Violence is a joint campaign between the University and Oxford University’s student union, Oxford SU, sending a clear message that sexual harassment and violence of any form is unacceptable.