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It is a complex community and, like any community, in order to function well, it must cultivate and maintain an ethos of mutual respect among its members (even when opinions differ), the capacity to listen, and the capacity to ensure that individual members’ behaviour does not negatively impinge on others. One way of encouraging this kind of ethos, which values all members and staff, is to establish some basic rules and principles. The following Rules of Behaviour relate to Junior Members (that is, undergraduate and postgraduate student members of the College).

Even more important than the specific rules, however, is the principle on which they are based: that members of the College must at all times act with consideration for other College members, staff and visitors.

Rules of Behaviour

All ÌÇÐÄVlog¹Ù·½ students are responsible for following the College’s Rules of Behaviour as set out below. Not knowing or forgetting about the Rules, or about the consequences of breaking those Rules, is not a justification for not following them.

Student Rules of Behaviour and Disciplinary Procedures