If you have been accused of misconduct in Halls, you can get advice and support from one of our advisors. They can help you:
- prepare for any investigation meetings held and accompany you to if they’re available
- check over any written responses to make sure that they are clear and using an appropriate tone
- help you to get your perspective across clearly and make sure that the process is fair
Remember, at the SU, we are independent from the university and your case will be confidential. We are paid by students and work for students, so we will look out for your best interest.
If you are asked to leave Halls or your course following a misconduct investigation, our advisors can guide you about the next steps, such as:
- understanding the decision
- finding alternative housing
- applying for Universal Credit
- appealing the decision (if you have grounds)
- next steps