Have you been affected by recent world events?

Here at City St George’s, we embrace being in the heart of London alongside our international diversity - with students and staff from more than 150 countries we are a truly global institute. We celebrate different cultures and come together driven by a desire for learning, creativity and innovation.

Sometimes events which happen, both near and far from London, such as natural disasters, political unrest or conflict which can feel difficult to deal with. Particularly for students living away from home, we understand this can accentuate that feeling of being away from family and friends.

If you are intending to travel to areas abroad during such events, we encourage you to check the Governments Foreign Travel Advice website for guidance on whether it is safe to travel.

If you do need someone to talk to, there are many ways in which you can seek support.

For Clerkenwell and Moorgate Students

Support services here to help you at City St George’s

Each School also has it's own Student Welfare team who you can reach out to through Support@City.

If you feel your learning or assessments are impacted by what is happening then please contact your Course Office.

For Tooting Campus Students

Wellbeing and other support to help you at City St George's

Staff at City St George’s have been working to identify and support those affected by world events, and we encourage you to contact the Student Support Hub, Personal Tutors, programme teams, or the Counselling Service, if you need to talk to someone or seek help.  

You can also use the following channels of support, should you need them:

Raising Concerns and Complaints

City St George’s is committed to creating a safe, inclusive community where everyone is treated with dignity and respect, in line with our values of Collaboration, Ambition, Respect and Equity. We are proud of the diversity of perspectives on campus but make clear in our policies and procedures that abuse, racism, religious prejudice or harassment will not be tolerated.

Staff and students are able to confidentially raise concerns and complaints through a range

Support for Students

There are several University staff, including Personal Tutors and Students' Union representatives, who can provide informal, confidential support, as well as formal complaint procedures. Students can confidentially report incidences of bullying, harassment, or discrimination via our student concerns and complaints procedure.

The following organisations have provided guidance on reporting discrimination:

Support for Staff

Staff can find information about how to report incidents of bullying, harassment or discrimination, including details of our Dignity at Work Policy and staff to approach to informally discuss concerns, on these pages.

The following organisations have provided guidance on reporting discrimination: