Complaints:

Your safety is vital while studying at university. There are a number of health and safety procedures in place for both staff and students which cover a broad range of topics including Safety, Health and Welfare.

All student regulations are available here.

Bullying & Harassment

Your right to safety is a human right. If you are being bullied or harassed, the university has a formal procedure in place to bring each case of bullying and/or harassment to an end. This can be a very difficult situation to find yourself in, and if you need advice on what to do you can speak to one of your Student Advisors. If the situation is causing you stress or affecting your mental health, you can speak to a Student Counsellor. 

Information on your rights, the complaints procedure, and the relevant forms are available below. The TU Dublin Bullying and Harassment procedure essentially outlines that the first step taken should be to try to resolve the issue informally with the student/staff member in question in order to come to the quickest resolution. Failing a positive outcome from this, you can lodge a formal complaint with your Head of School.

• The University Policy on Sexual Harassment and Bullying of Students in the University can be found here.
• The Student Disciplinary Procedures can be found here.
• If you would like more information on how you can expect to be treated and how the University expects you to treat others, you can read the Student Dignity & Respect Policy below:

The Student Dignity & Respect Policy

Student Complaint Form 

Facilities

The University has a number of Health & Safety procedures in place. If you notice anything of concern, you should report it to estates.helpdesk@tudublin.ie. 

You can also mention it to your Class Rep, who can address it at the local class rep meeting, which take place at least twice per semester. The College Officer will raise these concerns with the University through the Students Union.