When you register, you give an explicit agreement to abide by the NUI Galway Student Code of Conduct and the various Regulations and Policies of the University. You have an obligation to read the Student Code of Conduct and these other Regulations and Policies.


These are available at: www.nuigalway.ie/codeofconduct/


and www.nuigalway.ie/ codeofconduct/index.php?language=gaeilge


Do not disturb your fellow student or neighbour, or engage in anti-social behaviour Students are expected to be respectful towards the other members of their household and residents in the neighbourhood in which they reside. Disturbing fellow residents and engaging in what is generally regarded as anti-social behaviour is viewed as a serious breach of the Student Code of Conduct. Any kind of behaviour that is disruptive, is a breach of public order, damages property, bullying, any act that causes hurt to other people, or places or property is considered to be anti-social. House parties are a common source of disruptive activity, leading to complaints from residents.


There are significant punishments for breaches of the Student Code of Conduct Breaches of the University Code of Conduct are punishable by sanctions which can be a reprimand, substantial fine, suspension or expulsion.


You have a right to complain The objective of the University is to strive to provide our students with a positive and wholesome learning experience. Where you have a complaint in relation to a service or course you have a right to have that complaint heard. Such complaints are usually and effectively dealt with in an informal way at a local level, i.e. at the service or discipline level. Where this is not possible, the University has a formal Student Complaints Procedure.


It is available at:


www.nuigalway.ie/vp/sshr/Student_Complai nts_Procedure_Pages_and_Files/student_co mplaints_procedure.html


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Responsibility


Rights


Respect


NUI Galway | Student Guide 2018/19


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