Every year, thousands of Northumbria students live alongside the local community adding a valuable cultural and economic contribution to the City.
In most cases this relationship is a harmonious one, built on respect for neighbours and the different lives that each lead.
We work closely with Newcastle Council, Northumbria Police, and Newcastle University to help reduce the impact of anti-social behaviour of students in the local community. Should you experience any issues that you feel you cannot resolve through neighbourly conversation, please report your concerns to the University Crime Prevention Team in the form below.
Please be assured that we take all complaints seriously, including reports of Northumbria students engaging in of anti-social behaviour.
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