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　Beijing Foreign Affairs University of Economics acknowledges that students have the right to work, learn and socialize in a supportive, safe and healthy environment.

　The University is committed to developing a sense of community that is dedicated to creating a working and learning environment of the highest quality, one which is characterized by mutual respect, consideration, social and moral development of its members, free from harassment, discrimination and any form of disruptive behaviour or violence.

　The University understands and recognizes that students have responsibility for:
taking full advantage of education, training and services offered and their conduct, either individually or in a group should be in a manner compatible with the University's commitment to creating a safe and supportive working and learning environment respecting and treating members of the University community without discrimination, harassment, intimidation, physical or psychological abuse
Respect the University property and the property of members of the University community Respect the University regulations and the exercise of legitimate authority
Respect due process, including the avenues of redress and appeals as stated by the University , informing themselves about University policies and procedures and
participating in the governance of the University
　Prohibited Conduct
　Prohibited conduct includes, but is not limited to:
1. Intentionally or recklessly creating situations, which endangers or threatens the health, safety or well-being of another individual
2.involvement in disruptive actions (e.g. disorderly conduct, which includes physical or verbal abuse of another person; abusive, indecent, profane or vulgar language; obscene actions; disrespect for the rights and privileges of others; and/or uttering threats).
3.Harming, injuring or threatening any person on campus or in attendance at University classes, activities or functions
4.Harassment or discrimination of any person at the University
5.Committing unlawful acts during activities organized or sponsored by the University and the University community.
6.Impeding or disrupting teaching, research, administration, disciplinary proceedings, public service functions and other authorized University functions
7.Possessing and/or selling illegal drugs or narcotics on campus
8.Misappropriating, converting, destroying, permanently defacing or otherwise damaging University property, resources or the property of others
9.Possessing University property or property of other University Community members without proper consent and authorization
10.Forging, falsifying, misusing or altering any University document or record in paper and electronic form
11.Obtaining any University equipment, material or service by fraudulent means
12.Possessing or using intoxicating beverages in areas other than those given specific authorization by the University's Liquor Policy
13.Possessing or using firearms, knives, fireworks or other dangerous weapons on campus
14.Entering or remaining in any University building, facility, room or office without proper authority
15.Allowing others to enter and remain in areas designated for faculty, staff or students without proper authorization
16.Failing to comply with reasonable directions of University officials or security officers acting in performance of their duties on campus or affecting conduct on campus
17.Aiding, abetting or acting as an accomplice in the enactment of any of the foregoing activities
18.Any other conduct which is not in keeping with reasonable University standards