Politics · Russia · 3 hrs ago
Russia proposes five-year readmission ban for students expelled for discipline
Russia plans to bar some expelled students from returning to the same university for five years.
The proposal comes from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education and is set out in a draft order.
The ban would apply only to students expelled as a disciplinary sanction, not to all students who leave a university.
Disciplinary grounds can include breaking a university’s rules on conduct, classes or dormitories.
Students on sick, vacation, academic or maternity leave, and students with disabilities, are exempt from disciplinary measures.
The five-year period would begin on the date of expulsion, and the order is expected to take effect on March 1, 2027.
Russia’s Ministry of Science and Higher Education plans to bar universities from readmitting students expelled for disciplinary reasons for five years.
The proposed ban would begin on the date of expulsion.
The order is expected to take effect on March 1, 2027.
Students may face disciplinary measures for violating university rules, but some students are exempt.
- Who
- Russia’s Ministry of Science and Higher Education proposed the rule; it would affect students expelled for disciplinary reasons.
- What
- Universities would be barred from readmitting those students for five years.
- When
- The order is expected to take effect on March 1, 2027. The ban would start on the date of expulsion.
- Where
- Russia.
- Why
- The restriction would apply to students expelled as a disciplinary sanction.
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- Proposed ban
- Five years
- Ban start
- Date of expulsion
- Expected effective date
- March 1, 2027
- Exempt students
- Students on sick leave, vacation, academic leave, or maternity leave, and students with disabilities
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