Regulation 23

Regulation 23 details principles and processes of what to follow for Student discipline offences and provides examples of misconduct that would be considered as a breach of Regulation 23. This is the University’s overarching Regulation for student discipline, several other policies come under this Regulation, for example Student Sexual Misconduct, Dignity at Warwick and Fitness to Practise.

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Regulation 27

Regulation 27 governs on-campus residential accommodation concerning misconduct in residence. Whilst this regulation supplements Regulation 23, any offences of a serious nature, as identified by the regulations, will be dealt with under Regulation 23. Regulation 27 has its own process which is managed by the Head of Residential Community, along with the Residential Community Coordinators, within the Residential Community Team.

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Student Sexual Misconduct and Relationship Abuse Policy

The University is committed to providing a safe and respectful environment for all. We do not tolerate any forms of sexual misconduct, assault, violence or abuse. If we receive an allegation that one of our students has committed an act of sexual misconduct it will be investigated and managed under this separate policy.

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Misconduct Process

Our misconduct process details the actions we take when investigating all student misconduct allegations, including sexual misconduct allegations.

Misconduct Process

Student Discipline Flowchart

Examples of Misconduct

Community Complaints Escalation and Disciplinary Framework

As well as agreeing to our principles and completing our values Moodle on enrolment, we expect all of our Students to be aware of the Dignity at Warwick policy and adhere to its expectations in all that they do.

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Fitness to Practise

Student Discipline and Fitness to Practise Flowchart

For certain courses, such as Medicine and Teaching, a further set of expected behaviours come into force. On these courses, students must be seen as ‘fit to practise’ and any misconduct that falls short of these defined standards is managed under Regulation 34. Depending on the type of offence, Regulation 23 may also apply.

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Students with multiple roles

This is the process that will be followed should a student be identified as having more than one role at the university.
In these cases, the university does not want the students involved to be interviewed multiple times for different disciplinary investigation processes, to minimise disruption to studies and stress.

Students with multiple roles

Other Regulations and Policies

Students are also expected to adhere to a number of other Regulations and Policies whilst enrolled as a student at the University.

• Dignity at Warwick Policy
• Regulation 11 Procedure to be adopted in the event of suspected cheating in a University test
• Regulation 22 General Library Regulations
• Regulation 26 Safety Regulations
• Regulation 29 Regulations Covering Freedom of Speech
• Regulation 31 Information Management, Security and Records Management
• Policy on Recording of Lectures by Students
• Policy on Parking and Traffic in the University
• Safeguarding Policy
• Data Protection Policy
• Online and Social Media Communications Policy
• Social Media Guidance

Mediation Framework

Mediation Framework

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