IMPIS is committed to creating a learning environment that is respectful and safe for all IMPIS members. We believe that such an environment is not only necessary for all members to work productively and thrive in their individual path, but is also intrinsic to the raison d'être of the IMPIS program – to embrace diversity in a globalized world. Therefore, we expect all students to adhere to the fundamental norms of academic life.
Expectations of student conduct apply to all venues associated with classes in the IMPIS program, including classrooms and electronic discussions. They also apply to interactions among and between students, faculty, staff, and other members of the NCCU community in and around the NCCU campus.
General expectations of student conduct are founded on the National Chengchi University Student Award and Penalty Regulations. Those regulations state: “As an institution of higher education to provide environment for academic research and pursuit of knowledge and certain social services, the University has the obligation to guide student conduct and performance as well as exercise and maintain discipline to help develop the qualities of inquisitiveness, academic integrity, independence, and respect for others in students.”
Based on these principles, students are expected to make the IMPIS community a tolerant and inclusive place characterized by civility and consideration for others, and to meet high ethical and professional standards for the quality of their academic work.
IMPIS expects that all students will familiarize themselves with NCCU policies governing behavior and disciplinary action, especially those pertaining to academic dishonesty, sexual and racial harassment, verbal or physical assaults, disturbance of public order, etc. Because students are expected to show good judgement and use common sense at all times, not all types of misconduct and behavioral standards are specifically mentioned here or in the NCCU regulations.
The Student Appeals and Arbitration Committee, Student Award and Penalty Committee or the Gender Equity Committee would start investigations once they receive the complaints and make resolutions afterwards. The committee's decisions are governed by NCCU’s policies. They may take the following penalizing measures: warnings, minor demerits, major demerits, expulsion, and deprivation of student status.
For further information, please contact the IMPIS Office.