Coding/Themes

Coding/Themes

1. Personal Understanding of Safety

   • STUDENT VIEWS
     • "free of any danger" SI1R
     • "not having any apprehension or fear...enjoy my lecture without fear of it being impeded in anyway by harm" SI2R
     • "personal type of feeling" - belief that there is a connection between feeling safe and level of work. SI3R
     • "something isn't going to go wrong as no fault of your own..." SI1U
     • "you're safe from any threats..." SI2U
     • "talks about how to stay safe...fire drills every week" - active safety talks? SI3U
   • SECURITY VIEWS
     • "...indvidual safety, staff, students, vistiors...make sure the site is safe for people to use...physical security of the buildings..." SPI1R
     • "safety is everyone's responsibility...physical safety, mental safety or data safety..." SPI1U
     • "people are able to go about their day to day business without any sort of threat..." SPI2U

2. Personal Understanding of Security

   • SECURITY VIEWS
     • "safety and wellbeing of the people you're providing it for...aswell as physical security of buildings..." SPI1R
     • "security is not just the physical security of buildings but it is also the welfare of people that come onto the premises...we're basically a minature police force..." SPI1U
     • "Generally, it is to keep people safe...keep people secure with the work that they are doing..." SPI2U
   • STUDENT VIEWS
     • "feel safe" SI1R
     • "being safe in my own home or walking down the street without fear of being mugged..." SI2R
     • "self-security of the indvidual...security of businesses and properties...' SI3R
     • "feel protected and able to do what you wish, when you want...and not be threatened by anyone..." SI1U
     • "keeping people safe...making sure they're secure and cmfortable..." SI2U
     • "I always see cars driving around...I've seen them patrolling..." students understanding of uni security SI3U

3. Campus Issues/Management

   • Prevalent Crimes according to students
     • Drugs SI1R
     • Drugs SI2R
     • Invasion of privacy SI3R
     • Drugs SI1U
     • Drugs & sexual assault SI2U
     • Drugs SI3U
   • Management of crimes according to students
     • Not good enough SI1R
     • Security struggle to manage drugs SI2R
     • Security doesn't have same power as police to manage crime Si1U
     • Doesn't do enough to manage crimes SI2U
     • Security DOES do enough SI3U
   • Prevalent Crimes according to security perssonel
   • Management of crimes according to security personnel

4. Security structure

   • Student Understanding
     • Minimal Understanding SI1R
     • Minimal Understanding SI2R
     • Minimal understanding SI3R
     • Minimal Understanding SI1U
     • Some understanding SI2U
     • Minimal Understanding SI3U
   • Security Personnel Structures

5. Freedom

   • University culture - "Obviously university culture iplies a lot of alcohol and drug abuse..." SI2R
     • "it goes hand in hand with the university culture...." SI2R
   • "Youn people away from their parents, have real freedom..." in response to why drugs are a prevalent isue SI1U
   • "I think drugs at the university and the city as a whole has quite a big drugs culture and it's like people coming away from home for the first time..." SI2U
   • With sexual assaukt, I think it's because its young people for the first time areagain iving away from any boundaries and being exposed to people their own age. In an environment that isn't really regulated that much. It's quite different from being at home or at school. You have this illusion of being able to do what you want tof the first time." SI2U
   • "I think it's just the university culture. Like there's way more people, you meet new people and get introduced to stuff. You are then peer pressured or maybe not peer pressured but influenced from those around you" SI3U
   • "...probably just student life." SPI1R
   • "I know a lot of students when they arrive here at 18 they've never lived away from home, so they probably need telling that." SPI1R
   • "You're 18, pressure is high, it's difficult. There's a lot of pressure for first years to go out and do these things and meet people." SPI1U
   • "But when you're young and you're having a great time often you don't think about your own safety because it takes some of the fun away..." SPI1U
   • "Again late teenagers, early twenties, first area they've been free from parents, living in the community on their own, with like minded people, and they experiment, it's kind of a key part of the course. SPI2U

6. Visibility