Our advice on what to do in a suspicious or dangerous situation.

Harassment and abuse have no place at the University of Auckland. Find out how to get help and report incidents.

If there is an emergency at the University of Auckland you need to know about it quickly and directly.

Take action to protect yourself and others in major storms, wind, flooding or volcanic eruptions.

Find out what you need to do in the event of a fire.

In an earthquake – drop, cover, hold. If you are near the coast, get gone.

If there is an active armed offender on campus, you have three options: Run, hide or fight.

When potentially harmful or dangerous chemicals are spilled, work quickly to prevent harm.

When there is a problem with power, it can affect large parts of the local area.

Resources and information that help the University achieve its commitment to a safe and healthy environment for everyone.

Be well offers a range of tools and information to help you care for your physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing, so you can thrive.

Our detailed list of emergency contacts and information sources.