Currently there is no student-specific, national research into all the kinds of violence or victimisation uni students experience. How strange is that?
Obviously at uni, life can be a bit 'bubble-like', so it's possible that what uni students experience could be quite different to what the broader population might experience in relation to things like, sexual violence, harassment, racial violence, micro-aggressions, online violence, etc. That's why it's important to find out what you experience specifically.
So City, University of London are currently conducting a pilot piece of research into exactly this! They're working with academics and specialists from the University of Surrey, De Montford, Universities UK, and Nat Cen (social research), and this is a national survey.
This project is super interesting and will hopefully lead to bigger projects researching the nasty stuff uni students experience (and hopefully then onto improvements in supporting structures).
So, if you're enrolled at a UK uni and over 18 years of age, you can participate in the anonymous survey. It takes 15-20 mins.
This survey is not run by TSR, but we're lending it our support as a national research piece we hope will benefit university students across the board. This survey is completely optional and does include questions covering special category data (eg. sexuality, gender, faith), and these questions are also completely optional. Please only share information you're comfortable with. The survey FAQs contain more information, including in relation to privacy and GDPR.