Safety in the city
Plymouth is a place where everyone can feel safe and secure
Plymouth is consistently ranked in the top 10 safest cities in the UK.
We uphold a culture of safety on our campus through our supportive student services and fast-responding campus security teams.
Our close cooperation with the police and local initiatives means you can feel comfortable when out in the day or at night, confident that the right person will be there in case of an emergency or something you want to report.
Join us in strengthening a friendly and respectful relationship between students and local residents, keeping Plymouth a real community to which everyone can belong.
Campus security
Emergencies: call +44 1752 583333
Non-urgent: email security@plymouth.ac.uk | call +44 1752 588400
Security advice: email lawrence.church@plymouth.ac.uk | call +44 1752 588418
Here to help
University is a place where you should feel comfortable being yourself and at home in your surroundings.
The wellbeing of our students is a top priority – we know that students who are healthy and happy are more likely to achieve academically and go on to excel in their careers.
We have a wide range of services committed to ensuring you are free to follow your interests and goals, and to enjoy yourself on campus and around the city, without feeling concerned about your safety.
A uniformed, licensed security presence operates throughout the University estate to maintain safety and respond quickly:
Campus Security Officers
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The University of Plymouth Students' Union takes pride in supporting the wellbeing of every student:
UPSU
Working together with
Devon and Cornwall Police
We stand against all forms of discrimination and champion freedom of speech and expression:
Equality, diversity and inclusion
Access a dedicated, purpose-built GP surgery on campus in the
University Medical Centre
Advice, guidance and support with wellbeing and mental health, including counselling, therapy, and other resources.
Speak with someone urgently if you are concerned about your own or someone else's immediate wellbeing or safety.
Our policy against SVM and how to report incidents.
A framework to help students understand the standards expected of them and others.
