Reporting undesirable behaviour

If you as a student are confronted with undesirable behaviour, an open conversation with the other party may be enough. If that does not help, or you would rather not do that, then you can turn to the confidential adviser for students. If you want to submit an official complaint then you can do that at the Complaints Service Point (CSP).

Undesirable behaviour is behaviour where somebody harms your personal integrity. Examples of this are: sexual intimidation, aggression and violence or bullying. But it also includes abuse of power, unfair treatment or discrimination. It can be expressed in many forms: verbal and non-verbal, physical, digital, by phone or for example via chatting, text messages, WhatsApp or on social media.

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Confidential advisors for students

Wendy Geijen
Romy Beuken
Tessa Fox
Wendy Brandt

Undesirable behaviour can be reported in two ways

Via the informal procedure through a confidential advisor
Via the formal procedure through the Complaints Service Point

1. Reporting undesirable behaviour informally to the confidential adviser

The confidential advisor offers you a listening ear, can help you to find a solution yourself or can mediate in finding a solution. As long as your case is with the confidential advisor efforts are made to resolve your complaint informally. You can also choose simply to report the case. Everything that you discuss with her will of course remain confidential.

Do you want to make your complaint formal? Then the confidential advisor can help you file a written complaint at the CSP.