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Are you dealing with undesirable behaviour? Do you have questions about your working or legal position or do you suspect fraud or plagiarism? Then you can turn to a confidential adviser. This person listens, advises and can refer you to professional counsellors.

Who are the confidential advisers?

The confidential advisers are UvA employees who have been specially trained for this purpose. At least one confidant has been appointed at each faculty or department. You can choose who you approach, it may be a confidential adviser from your own faculty or department but that is not mandatory.   

Who can contact the confidential advisers?

Anyone who works at the UvA can contact the confidential advisers, even if you are not an employee of the UvA. There are also confidential advisers for students.  

What does a confidential adviser do?

  • The confidential adviser takes the time to listen to your story.  
  • The confidential adviser helps you look for a solution that best suits your situation.  
  • Everything you discuss with the confidential adviser is confidential.   
  • The confidential adviser only takes action if you agree.  
  • If necessary, the confidential adviser will refer you to professional counsellors.  
  • The confidential adviser can also help you file a complaint with the Complaints Committee.   
What types of confidential advisers are there?

Still in doubt?

The information on this page is intended to give you a better understanding of the work of confidential advisers. Are you unsure whether to consult a confidential adviser? That is understandable, but don't continue lingering around with an unpleasant situation at work for too long. Even if you have doubts, the confidential adviser is there for you. So, when in doubt: do it!