Any behaviour that adversely affects the dignity of persons studying or working at the university.
This includes sexist jokes; suggestive, disparaging or contemptuous remarks or actions; displaying or disseminating pornographic material; undesired physical contact or the exploitation of a dependent relationship.

Discrimination of people because of actual, attributed or group-specific characteristics such as: function; education; origin; race1; gender; age; language; social status; lifestyle; religious, ideological or political views; sexual orientation and gender identity; physical, intellectual or mental disability; or professional status.

Bullying involves persistent and systematic harassment over an extended period with the aim of discrediting, isolating or socially excluding a person or gradually driving them out of their job or study programme.
Examples include put-downs and exclusion, withholding information, assignment of humiliating tasks and unjustified criticism.