Students expelled for discipline barred from returning to same…
Authorities plan to ban expelled students from re-enrolling in the same university for five years. The Ministry of Science and Higher Education intends to revise university admission rules to prohibit expelled students from re-entering the same institutions within a five-year period.
Consensus
- The Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia has proposed a rule restricting students expelled for disciplinary violations from reapplying to their former university.
- The ban would last for five years after expulsion.
- The proposed rule is part of a draft order that has been released for public discussion.
- If approved, the rule would take effect on March 1, 21027.
- The rule would remain in force until September 1, 21029.
- Students expelled for reasons other than disciplinary violations would not be affected by this restriction.
- Students would still be allowed to apply to other universities.
Points of divergence
- The rule applies only to students expelled as a disciplinary measure, and other universities remain accessible. — vm
- There are reports of students being pressured to join military drone units, with threats of expulsion and conscription if they refuse to sign contracts. — tg_svobodnieslova
- The Ministry of Science and Higher Education did not explain the reason for introducing the restriction. — tg_chertamedia
- The draft order includes additional changes to the admissions process, such as limiting applications to specific specializations and expanding criteria for bonus points. — vedomosti
- Minister Valeriy Falkov stated that AI is undermining the purpose of thesis and coursework submissions, and that the format will change. — vm
- Minister Valeriy Falkov said the duration of higher education will vary based on specialization, lasting four, five, or six years under the new model. — vedomosti
Coverage (18 sources)
- Authorities want to ban expelled students from transferring to the same university within 5 years Ministry of Education and Science plans to change rules... — ASTRA
- Expelled students may be banned from entering the same university for 5 years — РИАМО
- Lawyer Khalimov assessed new university admission rules — Вечерняя Москва
- Expelled students may be banned from returning to the same university for up to five years — Интерфакс
- Expelled students may be banned from entering the same university for five years — Говорит НеМосква
- Government plans to ban expelled students from re-entering the same university for five years — Вёрстка
- Expelled students want to be banned from returning to their university for five years — Черта
- Ministry of Education and Science of Russia proposed to ban expelled students for discipline violations from returning to the same university within... — Varlamov News
- Expelled students may be banned from entering the same university for up to five years — Ведомости
- Ministry of Education and Science wants to ban expelled students from re-entering the same university for five years — Дождь (Telegram)
- Ministry of Education and Science proposed to ban students expelled for discipline violations from entering the same university for five years — ЭХО / Новости
- Government proposed to ban expelled students from returning to the same university within five years — Meduza
- Ministry of Education and Science proposes to ban for five years students expelled for disciplinary violations from entering the same university... — Первый Московский
- Authorities want to ban expelled students from re-enrolling in the same university within 5 years — ASTRA
- Expelled students may be denied admission to the same university for five years — Вечерняя Москва
- Expelled students may be barred from entering the same university for up to 5 years — Новости Москвы
- Students expelled from universities may be banned from enrolling there for up to 5 years — Вести
- Expelled students may be barred from entering the same university for five years after exclusion. This follows from the draft order... — ТАСС (Telegram)
Key entities
- Ministry of Science and Higher Education
- Russia
- TASS
- Moscow
- Emil Khalimov
- INTERFAX.RU
- Ministry of Education and Science