Code of Conduct
UDST’s Student Conduct Policy outlines the fundamental rights of students and sets out student responsibilities and standards of student conduct that are required of the University's students and the University's expectations with respect to student behaviour. It also provides a framework for the management of student misconduct.
![img-1921-adrian-haddad-photography3x](/sites/default/files/styles/d07_traditional/public/2022-04/img-1921-adrian-haddad-photography3x.png?h=21d8e1ad&itok=oA4vvhtF)
Our top priority continues to be the health and safety of our staff and students and we are working hard to ensure you have the most up-to-date advice, guidance and support. Please click on View More to see the latest developments and updates.
Student Rights and Responsibilities
University policy protects your general rights as a student. It also says you must behave responsibly and respectfully while you are on campus. All University Students are required at all times, both while on and off University premises, as well as online, to behave as responsible members of the University community, and to represent and uphold the good name of the University.
![handbook](/sites/default/files/styles/d07_traditional/public/2022-08/chrome_d50xazecy9.png?h=84b90e58&itok=vPIP2tXc)
Your Student Handbook contains useful information if you’re a new or returning student in a full or part-time program.
The handbook explains some UDST policies and procedures (rules and how things are done) that are important for you to know.