What steps can students take?
Any student who believes he or she is a victim of harassment, violence or disrespect while studying at ULiège can request an appointment with a psychologist from the Student Affairs Department.
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Any student who believes he or she is a victim of harassment, violence or disrespect while studying at ULiège can request an appointment with a psychologist from the Student Affairs Department.
The Personnes de Confianceand the Cellule Risques Psychosociaux (RPS) will help you find ways to react, and inform you of the steps you can take.
Who can I talk to? What procedures are available? Can I remain anonymous ?
Any student who feels they have been the victim of harassment, violence or disrespect in the course of their studies at ULiège can request an appointment with a psychologist from the Student Affairs department.
Marie Barbier (+32 4 366 55 29 - marie.barbier@uliege.be)
Hélène Da Silva (+32 4 366 32 60 - Helene.DaSilva@uliege.be)
Émilie Hirt (+32 4 366 93 80 - Emilie.hirt@uliege.be)
Consult the brochure for a clear overview of the steps you can take.
GENDER AND EQUALITY ADVICE
This document was co-created and edited with Gender and Equality Council, a participative council for institutional policy on equality, diversity and inclusion, responsible for implementing and monitoring projects to combat inequality and discrimination.
Contact : genre-egalite@uliege.be
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