Useful community advice
We have a number of useful resources for students and residents:
Safety
The Student Survival Guide is a catch-all document with information for all students and local residents, on a range of issues including contact details for complaints, information on bins, volunteering, anti-social behaviour information, crime prevention and much more.
Student Survival Guide|
Remain alert and safe when walking alone or at night. Consider your options, do not display valuables and remain vigilant.
Advice if you are walking alone|
Waste and Recycling
Southampton Solent University takes its responsibilities as part of the local community very seriously. One of the most common issues is to do with waste and recycling.
Information on bin collections|
What you can and can't recycle|
Disposing of household waste - information for students|
Disposing of household waste - Information for landlords|
Volunteering and Jobs
Southampton Solent University has teamed up with Southampton City Council to participate in their
'Enviro Champs'| initiative – encouraging students to become volunteers and look after their local environment whilst boosting their CV. Contact: laura.james@enviornmentcentre.com|
Get involved with Eco Ernie| - our mean green recycling machine! eco.ernie@solent.ac.uk|
For jobs visit:
jobshoponline.solent.ac.uk |
campus.jobs@solent.ac.uk|
Reporting a complaint
If you unfortunately have a concern about a student or student residence please refer to the protocol for complaints. Remember to always inform Environmental Health and the Police also.
Residents Protocol for Complaints|
Students' 1st Advice Centre
Sometimes we all need a bit of help, if you are a present or past student at the University you can always pop along to Students' 1st in RM050 for a chat or email students1st.infocentre@solent.ac.uk|.
News and Updates
Twitter: @solentofficial|, @solentunialumni|, @Eco Ernie|, @Solentvolunteer|
Facebook: Southampton Solent University- Official,| Southampton Solent University Alumni- Official|, Eco Ernie|,
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