All current University of Leicester students agree to abide by the University's regulations when they register as a student each academic year. Senate Regulations 11 covers all Non- Academic Misconduct. If a student breaches these regulations it is possible that they can be investigated and sanctioned (depending on the outcome).
A detailed version of the regulations including the types of behaviours that are not acceptable and the process that the University will follow can be accessed through the Senate Regulation Pages.
For more of an understanding you can speak with a case worker from Standing Together. To access this support you need to complete a named disclosure on Report and Support. It is important to note that Standing Together and the case workers are not part of the Student Conduct team. The Standing Together Case Workers can support you through the formal reporting process.
The University of Leicester is committed to protecting freedom of speech within the law. This means students, staff and visitors can share and discuss ideas, even where others may disagree.
But if you feel you have been, harassed or discriminated against, this is not okay and may be against the law. We are here to listen and support you.
You can disclose this to us and we can explore your options for support.
Navigating the Student Conduct Process can feel daunting, so the Standing Together have created resources to ensure students at the University of Leicester are well informed of the; expectations, investment required and support available - To access these follow this link
- An infographic that has been developed to provide a clear visual overview of the Student Conduct Process - See below.
