Partnerships
Students’ Code of Conduct Students are expected to abide by the rules and regulations of the university. Any violations of the code of conduct may be considered as a major or minor offense. A minor offense may result in a reprimand, verbal or written warning, while a major offense may result in a suspension or termination from the university. The assigned disciplinary committee shall determine the severity of the offense, and ascertain the appropriate action to be taken against the student for the misconduct and/or disciplinary violation. The AIUB administration reserves the right to take any action deemed appropriate, ranging from show cause, suspend, put on probation to even terminate enrollment, for any disciplinary violation or misconduct, in relation to the university, its code of conduct, and goodwill, under but not limited to the following circumstances:
- Involvement in any political groups/ activities inside the university or groups banned by the Government of Bangladesh or activities subversive to the nation/ government/ society/ university
- Forming student organization without prior approval from the Office of Student Affairs.
- Failure to meet the financial obligations on schedule.
- Any subversive act against the State or the University.
- Having any previous criminal records.
- Involvement in any kind of verbal or physical act of violence towards any fellow student, employee or authority inside the campus.
- Involvement in any kind of direct, offensive or derogatory textual or graphical comment made regarding the university or any one from the AIUB managements, faculty members, officials, students in social media, web blogs, web groups, etc.
- Adopting any unfair means in any examination.
- Hiding information at the time of admission/verification.
Please note – This is not an exhaustive list of disciplinary violations or misconduct; it is just meant to serve as a guideline for the various kinds of issues that may warrant necessary action against the student committing the offence.
- Any student who has any disciplinary record will not be eligible for any kind of Scholarship, Academic Honor, or Award.
- Explanation of the Disciplinary Decisions
Drop - Student found guilty of the relevant disciplinary violation or misconduct may be dropped from the particular examination or course for the semester
Suspension - Student found guilty of the relevant disciplinary violation or misconduct may be suspended from the university. The timeframe for the suspension will be decided by the Disciplinary Committee, during which the student is not allowed to enter the campus premises or participate in any academic or co-curricular activities.
Termination - Student found guilty of the relevant disciplinary violation or misconduct may be terminated from the university, cancelling their enrollment, in which case the student is not permitted to seek re-admission.
Appeal - Students found guilty of the relevant disciplinary violation or misconduct, where a decision has been made by the Disciplinary Committee, may submit an application in order to appeal their case for reconsideration, provided there are legitimate grounds and valid reasons for doing so. The student may only appeal their disciplinary case once in a semester, with a limitation not exceeding 2 appeals, which if denied, nullifies the option for any further appeals.