TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS PAGE

Students Affairs And Support Services ii

Objective of Regulation ii

Objective of Punishment ii

UNIKOP College Method - (Rules and Guidelines for Students) iii

Types of disciplinary action iii

Disciplinary Reporting Process iii

Student Discipline Handling Process iv

Student Disciplinary Inquiry (SDI) iv-v

Appeal v

List of Disciplinary Offences, Categories and Action to be taken 1

Section 1 – Glossary 1-2

Section 2 - General Rules 3-7

Section 3 - Hostel Regulation 8-13

Section 4 - Traffic Rules 14-16

Section 5 - Disciplinary Rules 17-21

Section 6 - Appeals Procedures 22

Section 7 – General 23-24

Section 8 - Student personality and appearances (Male) 25

Section 9 - Student personality and appearances (Female) 26

Section 10 - Academic rules (General) 27-28

Section 11 - Refund Policy 29-30

Validation 31

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 STUDENT AFFAIRS & SUPPORT SERVICES

Student Affairs Department and Support Services (SADSS) has provide a written
explanation to the students for offenses involving student discipline and actions that be
taken if the student violates the law.

OBJECTIVES OF REGULATION

a) Forming a personal student based on godly obedience in line with the Philosophy
of National Education.
b) Creating a learning environment that is effective and students can acquire
knowledge without interruption.
c) Build a spirit of helpfulness, courtesy, passion and mutual respect.
d) Produce students who are responsible and capable of achieving well-being,
family, college, community and country.
e) Assisting lecturers and security to control the order and smoothness of college
flow.
f) Providing services and equal rights to all students.
g) To ensure the students who are guilty will be given a disciplinary act.

OBJECTIVE OF PUNISHMENT

a) To prevent students from repeating the mistakes.

b) To prevent students from equally committed professional misconduct
c) To avoid student from influencing other students to involve in problematic act.
d) To remind students that any wrongdoing will be punished
e) To remind students that the rules need to be enforced and promised to obey
them.

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 UNIKOP COLLEGE METHOD
(Rules and Guidelines for Students)

SADSS will inform the student in writing, the decision taken and the type of sanction to
be imposed once a disciplinary action is bought against the student. The type of
sanction could be in the form of:

1. A warning letter
2. A reprimand
3. A counseling session
4. A defined period of probation with conditions attached
5. A defined period of suspension, with or without conditions attached
6. Expulsion from the university/college
7. Notation on the official record
8. A penalty up to a maximum of RM 500
9. Withholding the certificate/diploma/degree, or
10. A combination of any of the above listed sanctions

A letter will be send to the last registered address of the student, informing
parents/guardians of the offence(s) and the section (s) taken by way of AR Registered
post in addition by electronic mail of the parents if any. A letter will be forwarded to the
sponsoring/scholarship body, for example to PTPTN.

A. DISCIPLINARY REPORTING PROCESS

The process to report a disciplinary case or incident is as follows:

1. Incident Report Form is forwarded to SASD from any party including warden,
security personnel, lecturer(s) and/or student(s).
2. SASD Executive checks the Incident Report Form. Any incomplete form will be
returned to the originator.
3. All incident Report are recorded in the Log Book and kept in SASD by the
Executive.
4. Students who are involved in this case either directly or indirectly are called to
make an appointment for Counseling Session.
5. Students’ ID tags are retained at SASD.
6. Counselor interviews the student(s) and if the outcome involves disciplinary
action, the case is referred to the student Disciplinary Executive for further action.
7. Withheld ID tag is returned to the respective student once he she has officially
attended the counseling session and the case is resolved.
8. SASD Executive records the student’s case in the Student Disciplinary System

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B. STUDENT DISCIPLINE HANDLING PROCESS
The process for student discipline handling is as follows:

1. Any letter or Incident Report Form relating to disciplinary matters received from
the Chief Warden, Warden, Security Personnel, Lecturer and/or student shall be
referred to the SASD.
2. SASD shall conduct a study and classify the case into its appropriate category of
disciplinary offence of category 1, 2 and so on. For an understanding of the
different categories, please refer to Item E.
3. If the reports are classified as either Category 1 or 2, the case will be handed
over to SASD Executive/Sr. Executive to follow up where the student will receive
a Show Cause Letter or required to write a Letter of Confession, perform
Community Work or pay a fine as listed in Item E.
4. For Category 3 disciplinary offence, these cases will proceed to the student
Disciplinary Inquiry (SDI) which is conducted and attended by at least four panel
members comprising Program Disciplinary Masters representing the various
academic programs.

C. STUDENT DISCIPLINARY INQUIRY (SDI)

The SASD follows the following steps:

1. Student is notified in writing of the SASD and acknowledges the notification by

signing on the SASD letter as acknowledges of receipt from SASD.
2. Executive of SASD send a letter or email to the student’s parents/ guardians to
inform them about the SDI.
3. Executive of inform the University/College Disciplinary Board (UDB/CDB)
regarding the SDI by email or calling them at least TWO days prior to the
session.
4. The AMU/UDB/CDB may change the SDI schedule based on the situation or
necessity of the case or the availability of panel members.
5. The UDB/CDB Officer shall explain the disciplinary offence committed by the
student and call upon the student to plead thereto. The SDI shall be heard in the
MPP Meeting Room.
6. No one shall be present at the disciplinary hearing except:
a) The accused student or his/her/parent/ guardian if the student is
unavailable.
b) The University/ College Disciplinary Masters and Officer(s)
c) Prosecutor and/ or defendant’s witness(es)
d) Person allowed by the Disciplinary Board
e) In the event the student fails to attend the SDI on the hearing
day, the UDB/CDB may postpone it to another date or proceed
with the hearing in the student’s absence and shall pronounce its
decision on the case.
7. The findings of the SDI are reported to the Manager for him/her to make a fina
decision. The decision could be either to close the case or take disciplinary

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 action. If the decision is to close the case, this will be documented. All related
documents will be stored in the student’s file by the Executive.
8. If disciplinary action is to be taken, then the type of action is based on
the table in item E.
9. Students are not allowing appeal within seven working days from the date of the
SDI result.
10. Disciplinary action taken will be keyed into the Student Discipline System.

D. APPEAL

1) The first appeal decision will be made by the Manager. If the student is not
satisfied with the result of the appeal a second appeal to Vice Chancellor
& CEO can be made.
2) Any fines imposed will be as stated in the List of Disciplinary Offences in
the table in item E.
3) All information pertaining to the appeal will be stored in the Student
Disciplinary System.
4) The status of the student will be updated at the Admission and Records
Department.