Your safety and security
You deserve to be safe and secure at all times, so that you can enjoy and thrive in your University life.
University life is often busy and exciting. Whether on campus, in the halls, or in the city, we all have a responsibility for our own safety and to look out for each other. Find out more about how to stay safe and secure in your student life.
Personal safety and security
Find out about the support you can access to keep you safe and secure on campus, as well as how to take care of yourself at home, in town, or when heading overseas.
Find out moreEmergencies, disasters, and hazards
Know what action you need to take in situations like fire, natural disasters and severe weather, hazards, and medical emergencies.
Find out moreSafety in a digital world
Learn how to protect your personal information and data online, and be aware of cybersecurity risks, scams, harmful communications, and misinformation.
Find out moreUnsafe or concerning behaviour
You have a right to feel safe at University. Find out what to do if you think you’ve experienced unsafe or harmful behaviour.
Find out moreOur commitment to your safety and security
The University has committed to student safety and security through its Ki te Rā—Student Wellbeing and Outcomes Framework and the Pastoral Care Code. We also have dedicated services for your safety and security needs, whether these are serious concerns that impact your welfare, or everyday needs such as assistance after dark.
- Campus Security provides 24/7 support for your security needs at University and can work with emergency services when required.
- Tauria—Student Interest and Conflict Resolution provides specialist support and referrals for students facing all kinds of challenges that may be impacting their success and ability to thrive at Te Herenga Waka.