Are university students intoxicated with alcohol or beer in class in Vietnam expelled?

Are university students intoxicated with alcohol or beer in class in Vietnam expelled?

Based on the Appendix of the Student Affairs Regulations for full-time undergraduate programs issued with Circular 10/2016/TT-BGDDT:

University students who attend class drunk or after drinking alcohol will be disciplined with expulsion if they violate 4 times in one course.

Are university students intoxicated with alcohol or beer in class in Vietnam expelled? (Image from Internet)

What are procedures for disciplining university students for violations in Vietnam?

According to Article 10 of the Student Affairs Regulations for full-time undergraduate programs issued with Circular 10/2016/TT-BGDDT, the procedures for disciplining university students are as follows:

Step 1:

Students who violate must write a self-report and self-assess the disciplinary action.

If the student does not comply with writing the self-report, the Student Affairs Committee will still convene to handle it based on the collected evidence;

Step 2:

The class advisor holds a meeting with the class, analyzes, and suggests a disciplinary action to be sent to the faculty or student affairs unit;

Step 3:

The faculty or student affairs unit reviews and proposes to the Student Affairs Committees of the university;The Student Affairs Committee organizes a meeting to consider disciplinary action, which includes members of the Committee, student representatives from the class with the violator, and the violating student.

If the disciplined student is invited but does not attend (without a valid reason), and does not submit a self-report, the Committee will still meet and consider additional disciplinary actions for lack of organizational discipline awareness.

The Committee recommends disciplinary action and proposes the Head of the university issue a written disciplinary decision.

* Disciplinary action file:

- Self-report (if available);

- Minutes of the class meeting to review the violating student;

- Minutes of the faculty or student affairs unit;

- Related documents.

Can students in Vietnam appeal against unjust disciplinary actions?

Based on Article 5 of the Student Affairs Regulations for full-time undergraduate programs issued with Circular 10/2016/TT-BGDDT

Student Rights

1. To be admitted to study the registered major if they meet the admission requirements as prescribed by the Ministry of Education and Training and the university.

2. To be respected and treated equally; to be fully provided with personal information regarding their studying and training as prescribed by the university; to be informed of the regulations on training, and student affairs, and all relevant policies and regulations of the State concerning students.

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Based on Article 13 of the Student Affairs Regulations for full-time undergraduate programs issued with Circular 10/2016/TT-BGDDT

Right to Appeal against Awards and Disciplinary Actions

Individuals and student groups, if they find awards and disciplinary actions unjust, have the right to appeal to the functional departments or the Head of the university; if the university has reviewed and it is still not satisfactory, they can appeal to higher authorities in accordance with the law on complaints and denunciations.

University students will be fully provided with personal information regarding their studying and training, and if they find the disciplinary actions unjust, they can appeal to the functional departments or the Head of the university.

If the university has reviewed and it is still not satisfactory, they can appeal to higher authorities according to the law on complaints and denunciations.