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– The Charter of ethics generally and universally recognized and
followed by many prestigious universities has been viewed without
prejudice to the principles of the Egyptian society and its original
customs of dealing based on solidarity, love of goodness and
rejecting violence in all forms, while taking into account the
national legislations governing student work and activity, so that it
serves as a reference when drafting the charter of university
student rights and duties.
– This Charter defines the rights and duties of the student in order
to be balanced to drive the development of his/her skills and
talents, instilling of the citizenship values, respect for the freedoms
of others, having integrity and honour, respect for law and
University rules and norms, preserving public property, and
adherence to the behaviour, ethics, and values that are respected
by the Egyptian society.
– The University shall treat all students equally, respect the principle
of transparency in all its decisions, grant complete opportunities
to all students to express their opinions, detect any ethical
violations or contraventions and enforce law in any such violations
or contraventions that are proven by evidence.
– The Charter of Student Rights and Duties is a contract between
the student and the University that regulates code of conduct for
the student that is expected regarding academic matters and
personal behaviour. It includes the rights and duties of the student
towards the faculty and staff of the University and it encourages
objective criticism based on respecting and discussing the other
viewpoint.