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Conflict counseling and anti-discrimination
LMU provides university members with a wide range of options for dealing with conflicts and discrimination — actively contributing to a discrimination-free environment with equal opportunities.
LMU stands for a tolerant work and study environment that is free of discrimination and violence. In order to create conditions that enable respect, inclusion and participation for all members, LMU has established numerous counseling and contact points. These support in overcoming conflicts and advise university members who experience discrimination.Francesca Biagini, Vice President for International Affairs and Diversity
This is how you can act:
- First seek out a personal conversation.
- Get support from within your study or work environment or the faculty itself.
- In cases of conflict: Get support from the conflict resolution officers for students or academic staff or contact the staff council for employees, who will support you in resolving conflicts.
- In the event of discrimination: If you experience discriminatory behavior, contact the anti-discrimination officers or the other specialized counseling and contact points. They will support and advise you on your options.
Counseling and contacts in case of conflict
Conflicts are often caused by different interests and convictions of two different parties. In order to provide a work and study environment shaped by respect, LMU is committed to dealing with conflicts constructively and has dedicated contact points in place.
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Campus emergency contact numbers
- Police emergency
110 - Munich police for victim protection
+49 89 2910-4444 - Women's emergency
+49 89 7637 37 - Emergencies on the university campus
+49 89 2180-8888 - Central guard at the main building
+49 89 2180-2313 - Central control room campus Großhadern/Martinsried
+49 89 2180-77790
Important emergency information
- Who are you?
Provide your name - Where is the dangerous situation?
LMU, building address, floor, phone number. - Why are you calling?
What type of danger are you or others in? - How many?
How many people are immediately at risk and where are they exactly?