You'll have many new experiences when you go to university and might find yourself with more independence than ever before, in a new environment. You’ll develop new friendships and, possibly, new sexual relationships.
You might never have thought before about your rights, choices and options when it comes to sex. But whatever you decide, we want to make sure that all our students are treated with respect, wherever you are and whoever you’re with. That’s why our online Moodle training on Healthy Sex and Relationships is mandatory for all students. Please complete it within four weeks from enrolment.
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This course will address difficult topics including sexual assault. This could be triggering for some people, so if you need to opt out you can do so through the course website.
After completing the course, we hope you will be confident making a stand against sexual harassment and advocating for others, be an active bystander, understand what does and doesn’t count as consent, and be able to dispel myths about sexual assault. We also provide a short summary on the law around sexual offences in England and Wales. The course doesn’t make any assumptions about an individual’s sexuality or sexual activity and you won’t be required to disclose any personal information about yourself.
Healthy Sex and Relationships was developed by experts at the University of Greenwich and is based on the best available evidence. It has been informed by feedback from students.
This course will address difficult topics including sexual assault. This could be triggering for some people, so if you need to opt out you can do so through the course website.
If you or someone you know has experienced or witnessed any form of harassment, including bullying, discrimination, hate incident, or sexual misconduct, you can disclose it through the Report + Support portal. If you ask to speak to a trained adviser, you will be contacted to provide information on reporting options and support available in complete confidence.
Further information about what the university is doing to respond to harassment and sexual misconduct is available here: Student Harassment and Sexual Misconduct | About the university | University of Greenwich.
For questions or to provide feedback about the Healthy Sex and Relationships course, please contact healthysexandrelationships@greenwich.ac.uk.
