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Student Code of Conduct and Discipline Policy

FUE-POL-1063 · Version 2.0 · Approved by the University Council on 31 July 2024
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Policy titleStudent Code of Conduct and Discipline Policy
Policy numberFUE-POL-1063
Version2.0 (reviewed and updated)
SupersedesVersion 1.0 (2021)
Prior review and approval2021
StatusApproved — in force
Approved byUniversity Council
Date of this review and approval31 July 2024
Effective date31 July 2024
Next review31 July 2027
Policy ownerDean of Student Affairs
Applies toAll faculties, the Dental Hospital, the training Pharmaceutical Factory, student housing and administrative units; students, faculty, staff and, where stated, contractors and suppliers.
Related SDGs416
ClassificationPublic

1. Purpose

To set clear expectations for student behaviour on and off campus and to provide a fair, proportionate disciplinary process with defined consequences for misconduct.

2. Scope

This policy applies across Future University in Egypt — all faculties, the Dental Hospital, the training Pharmaceutical Factory, student housing and administrative units — and to students, faculty, staff and, where stated, contractors and suppliers.

3. Definitions

Misconduct
Behaviour that breaches University regulations, the law or professional codes.
Due process
The fair procedure guaranteed before a disciplinary decision is taken.

4. Policy statement

5. Procedures

  1. Alleged misconduct is reported to Student Affairs and referred to the competent faculty or University disciplinary committee.
  2. The student is notified in writing, given the evidence, and heard before any decision.
  3. Penalties are applied on a defined scale according to severity and recurrence, from a warning to suspension or, in the gravest cases, dismissal under the governing regulations.
  4. The student may appeal the outcome through the published appeals route.

6. Roles and responsibilities

7. Related policies

8. Legal and cultural alignment

Implements the student disciplinary provisions of Egypt's university regulations and meets the ACPE requirement for published policies defining expected behaviours and consequences for students. For professional faculties (Pharmacy, Dentistry), professional-conduct expectations also apply.

9. Monitoring and review

Reviewed at least every three years, or sooner if Egyptian law, regulations of the Supreme Council of Universities, or THE/accreditation requirements change. The policy owner is responsible for monitoring how it is applied.

Document control

VersionDateApproved byChange
2.031 July 2024University CouncilReviewed and updated; re-approved. This version supersedes Version 1.0.
1.02021University CouncilPrior to this review: initial adoption of the earlier version.