Yes, Royal Roads University has a strict zero-tolerance policy against harassment, discrimination, and violence. The university provides confidential counseling services and has an equity and diversity office dedicated to handling complaints and fostering a respectful learning environment. Students can report incidents anonymously through an online portal or seek direct support from trained advisors. RRU also organizes workshops and awareness programs to educate students on diversity, inclusion, and respectful communication. Support groups and peer mentoring programs are available to help students navigate challenges related to discrimination.

International students should familiarize themselves with campus emergency contacts, including campus security and local emergency services (911 in Canada). The university offers an international student support office that provides guidance on safety, health insurance, and legal matters. In case of medical emergencies, students can visit nearby hospitals or access on-campus health services. RRU’s mobile safety app provides real-time emergency notifications and step-by-step guidance in case of incidents. The university also conducts orientation sessions to ensure international students understand safety protocols and resources available to them.