Access the course on Moodle by clicking here or by visiting the University Moodle site. While this module has been developed with students in mind, its content is relevant to all members of the University community. We welcome anyone with an interest in the topic to complete the module.
At Edinburgh Napier University (ENU), we are committed to supporting you throughout your studies. A range of services, resources, and procedures are in place to help you succeed and ensure that every student feels valued, respected, and supported. We strive to create a safe, inclusive, and welcoming campus environment for all.
To achieve this, it is important that students understand the standards of conduct and behaviour expected within our community. This induction module will provide guidance on these expectations, as well as information about the support available and where to seek help if you experience or witness a problem.
Please note that this module covers a number of sensitive topics, including harassment, sexual misconduct, and racism. Some of this content may be upsetting or challenging. If you find any part of the module distressing, or if the content prevents you from completing the module, we encourage you to contact the Wellbeing and Inclusion Team for support.
By completing this course, you will be able to:
- Define harassment and bullying, and identify behaviours that constitute harassment and bullying.
- Define discrimination and hate crime, and identify behaviours that constitute discrimination and hate crime.
- Understand what to do if you experience or witness discrimination or hate crime.
- Define sexual misconduct and identify behaviours that constitute sexual misconduct.
- Define consent and understand its key components.
- Define active bystander intervention, understand its importance, and recognise how to be an effective active bystander.
- Understand how to report an incident at ENU and identify the sources of support available to students.