For information about relationships and sexual health, including safer sex and where to access free condoms, STI testing, contraception and pregnancy.
Sexual Consent
For information about sexual consent, including what it is, myths and stereotypes, and where to get support, go to Let's Be clear on Consent.
Safer Sex
Condoms
Condoms offer protection from sexually transmitted infections as well as preventing unintended pregnancy. If you are a registered student at the University of Nottingham you can sign up for the UoN condom scheme.
Register for a condom card
You will then be sent a pack of condoms plus a card with your condom scheme number on.
Please keep a note of your condom card number. Please be aware if you may have to wait up to 2 weeks for condoms to arrive in the post.
Once you have received your card via post you can request more condoms by completing this form.
Contraception
The NHS provides information about different types of contraception, including where to get them and how well they work at preventing pregnancy.
Find out more
Emergency contraception can prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or if your contraceptive method has failed, for instance if a condom has split or you've missed a pill.
Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea
Chlamydia affects around 1 in 10 sexually active young people and is the most common STI in the UK. Gonorrhoea is the 2nd most common STI after chlamydia. The good news is testing and treatment is simple and free.
Find out more about chlamydia
Find out more about gonorrhoea
Chlamydia and gonorrhoea screening is available via postal kits.
You can order a test kit at: SH.UK.
Sexual orientation
If you want to talk, seek support or just want some information, your Students' Union LGBT+ Network can help. Its free to join and a confidential service is available.
Rape and Sexual assault
Use Report and Support anonymously to tell us what happened or ask to speak an advisor.
This is not making a formal report to the university, it is to enable you to access the support you need to make an informed decision on what to do next.
Report and Support
Information about sexual consent