- We want your time at Monash University
to be fun and exciting, but also safe.
That's why there are a number of initiatives in place
to ensure your safety and security on and off campus.
We suggest downloading the Monash bSafe app.
The app puts important information and key security
and support service contact numbers at your fingertips
in case you ever need them on campus or went out and about.
There are buttons for emergency help,
different kinds of support, an incident reporting tool,
and a range of other resources.
As a Monash student,
you're supported by the University Security Services
with assistance on hand 24-7.
If you ever need urgent help anywhere on campus,
call the security emergency number directly
or dial through the bSafe app.
In an emergency,
you can also use one of the help point intercoms
located around all Monash campuses.
If you ever feel unsafe on campus,
we want to know about it to report something suspicious
or concerning anytime of the day or night,
call security directly or dial through the bSafe app.
If you've experienced or know about behaviour
that's concerning or unacceptable
contact the safer community unit for advice
you can call during business hours,
or make a disclosure or report online
or through the bSafe app.
Around campus,
you'll see security officers patrolling on foot
and in marked cars to make sure everyone Is safe.
The security offices can also walk with you anywhere
on campus, such as to, or from your home, car,
the bus loop or library.
This service is free and it's available anytime.
Simply call security and ask for a safety escort.
At Clayton and Caulfield campuses,
a free security bus service runs in the evenings
every 30 minutes from 5:30 PM to midnight.
Check the bSafe app or the safety and security website
for the live bus tracker and more information.
Outside these times or at our other campuses,
you can call security to ask for a safety escort.
The Monash University campuses are really safe.
You'll notice lots of security cameras,
number plate recognition cameras,
and electronic access control systems around campus.
These are monitored for your safety,
helping prevent incidents
and providing a quick response if required.
Whether you're using public transport,
having a night out on the town or spending time on campus,
there are things you can do to help keep you,
your friends and your property safe.
Store your bike in the bike cages using a bike lock
and don't leave anything valuable unattended.
If you're out and about including for a night out,
plan your trip to and from your destination
and travel in a group if possible.
Use footpaths and crossings and stick to well lit areas,
know your limits.
If you're not comfortable with something,
it's okay to say no.
Finally look out for each other, be an active bystander.
If you witness unacceptable behaviour.
For more safety tips
to learn about being an active bystander
and to learn more about the safety and security services
available to you as a Monash student,
visit the safety and security website
or download the Monash bSafe app.
Remember we're committed to your safety on campus.
If you feel unsafe or see something concerning,
say something.