What are your thoughts on the Vietnam People's Army as a student? What are the regulations on student affairs in Vietnam?

What are your thoughts on the Vietnam People's Army as a student?

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What are the regulations on student affairs in Vietnam?

Under Article 3 of the Regulations on student affairs  in formal higher education programs, issued with Circular 10/2016/TT-BGDDT, regulations on student affairs are as follows:

- Student affairs shall be deemed as part of the key activities, including a combination of student education and propagation, management, support and service activities, undertaken by higher education institutions in order to ensure fulfillment of higher education objectives.

- Student affairs shall align with the Vietnam Communist Party's strategies and guidelines, and the State laws and policies as well as other regulations brought into force by the Ministry of Education and Training.

- Student affairs shall ensure democracy, objectivity, equality, public availability and transparency for all student-related issues.

What are the 11 current duties for students in Vietnam?

Under Article 4 of the Regulations on student affairs in formal higher education programs, issued with Circular 10/2016/TT-BGDDT, the 11 current duties for students in Vietnam include:

1. Observe the Vietnam Communist Party's strategies and guidelines, the State laws and policies, university’s statutes and rules and regulations of higher education institutions.

2. Carry out study and training activities according to education and training plans and programs developed by higher education institutions; show proactive and enthusiastic behaviors towards self-study and research, creativity and training in moral standards and lifestyle.

3. Respect teachers, administrative officers and personnel of higher education institutions; demonstrate solidarity and assistance for other students during their learning and training process; promote civilized ways of life in the educational context.

4. Preserve and protect school property; contribute their efforts to conserving, building and promoting traditions of higher education institutions.

5. Strictly comply with regulations of higher education institutions on health checks prior to commencement of their campus life and regular health checks while on campus.

6. Pay tuition and health insurance fees in full and on time.

7. Participate in community service, volunteering and social work activities, depending on their ability and physical condition, at the higher education institution’s request.

8. Comply with obligations to work for a fixed period according to the State Personnel Decision after access to grants, scholarships or tuition subsidies given by the State or sponsored by foreign entities under Agreements with the State. In case of failing to comply with these obligations, students are required to repay these monetary amounts as prescribed by the Government.

9. Participate in prevention and control of misconduct or dishonesty in learning, exams and other activities; report on time to departments, functional divisions, Heads of higher education institutions or other regulatory authorities whenever discovering such misconduct or dishonesty or any other offences against laws and other rules or regulations which are committed by students, staff and lecturers of higher education institutions.

10. Participate in public security, order, traffic safety, criminal and social evil prevention and control activities within the precinct of a higher education institution, family and community.

11. Fulfill other relevant duties regulated by law and higher education institutions.