What are the rights and obligations of university students?

Fundamental rights of university students.

1. Have the obligation to complete the learning and homework tasks in the teaching plan, abide by the work and rest time, and go to and from class on time;

2. Have the obligation to abide by all kinds of laws and regulations at all levels and the management rules and regulations of the school;

3. Have the obligation to safeguard the dignity of the country, the nation and the school;

4. Have the obligation to maintain the stability, unity and interests of the school;

5. Have the obligation to pay the prescribed tuition, accommodation fee and other fees;

6. Have the obligation to bear the responsibilities and consequences caused by the work, document signing, financial income and expenditure and speech;

7. Have the obligation to bear the direct or indirect responsibility and loss caused by their own fault and mistake;

8. Have the obligation to respect the personal freedom, dignity, safety, privacy and property of others;

9. Have the obligation to take care of the safety of the school's public property;

10. Have the obligation to keep the school confidential, confidential and top-secret documents, information and conversation content not to be disseminated;

11. Have the obligation to receive military and national defense education and training;

12. Have the obligation to report improper violations of laws and disciplines; 13. Have the obligation to conduct annual evaluation of the teaching of school administrators and teachers;

14. Have the right to refuse to participate in or carry out illegal, disciplinary or immoral acts that endanger the safety of life and property;

15. Have the right to raise objections or reasonable suggestions to the school's teaching plan;

16. Have the right to vote and to be elected;

17. Students have the right to marry and have children in accordance with the law;

19. In the case of inaction of faculty and staff, they have the right to report the situation to higher leaders;

20. Have the right to make a defense or appeal against the punishment decision;

21. Have the right to participate in various physical exercises and competitions;

22. The rights of male and female students are treated fairly and equally; 23. Have the right to enjoy the medical and health subsidies stipulated by the school;

24. Have the right to share the collective honors or awards of the school, department or class;

25. Have the right to apply to the school or the Office of Student Affairs for the establishment of student organizations;

26. Have the right to use spare time to carry out social practice and work-study activities;

27. The right to freely choose the place of employment;

28. Have the right to enjoy weekends, holidays, winter and summer vacations in accordance with the law;

29. Have the right to know.

University students are free to express their opinions.

The rights and obligations of university students.

Right. 1.Participate in various activities arranged by the school's education and teaching plan, and use the educational and teaching resources provided by the school;

2.Participate in social services, work-study programs, organize on campus, participate in student groups, recreational and sports activities;

3.Apply for scholarships, bursaries and student loans;

4.Obtain fair evaluation in terms of ideology, morality, academic performance, etc., and obtain corresponding academic certificates and degree certificates after completing the school's prescribed studies;

5.If there is any objection to the punishment or disposition given by the school, appeal to the school or the administrative department for education; Filing a complaint or filing a lawsuit against the school, faculty and staff for infringing on their personal rights, property rights and other legitimate rights and interests;

6.Other rights provided by laws and regulations.

Obligation. 1.Obliged to complete the learning assignments in the teaching plan, abide by the work and rest time, and go to and from class on time;

2. Have the obligation to abide by all kinds of laws and regulations at all levels and the management rules and regulations of the school;

3. Have the obligation to safeguard the dignity of the country, the nation and the school;

4. Have the obligation to maintain the stability, unity and interests of the school;

5. Have the obligation to pay the prescribed tuition, accommodation fee and other fees;

6. Have the obligation to bear the responsibilities and consequences caused by the work, document signing, financial income and expenditure and speech;

7. Have the obligation to bear the direct or indirect responsibility and loss caused by their own fault and mistake;

8. Have the obligation to respect the freedom, dignity, security, privacy and property of others;

9. Have the obligation to take care of the safety of the school's public property;

10. Have the obligation to keep the school confidential, confidential and top-secret documents, information and conversation content not to be disseminated;

11. Have the obligation to receive military and national defense education and training;

12. Have the obligation to report improper violations of laws and disciplines;

13. Have the obligation to conduct annual evaluation of the teaching of school administrators and teachers;

Participate in various activities arranged in the teaching plan, and use educational and teaching facilities, equipment, and library materials.

Obtain scholarships, student loans, and grants in accordance with relevant national regulations.

Obtain a fair evaluation of academic performance and conduct, and obtain the corresponding academic certificate and degree certificate after completing the prescribed studies.

Other rights provided by laws and regulations.

1. What rights should college students have?

The vast majority of university students are adults over the age of 18. Therefore, university students with civil capacity should enjoy the rights provided for by law. Specifically, the rights that college students should enjoy are in the following aspects:

On the one hand, citizens should enjoy the rights stipulated in laws and regulations, including: the right to education, personality rights (including the right to life, the right to health, the right to name, the right to portrait, the right to reputation, the right to honor, the right to privacy), the right to property, the right to celebrate the baby, and other rights that citizens should enjoy under laws and regulations.

On the other hand, the specific rights of the person receiving education: Article 42 of the Education Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates: "The person receiving education shall enjoy the following rights:

1) Participate in various activities arranged by the education and teaching plan, and use education and teaching facilities, equipment, and library materials; (2) Obtain scholarships, student loans, and grants in accordance with relevant state regulations; (3) Obtain a fair evaluation of academic performance and conduct, and obtain the corresponding academic certificate and degree certificate after completing the prescribed studies; (4) Submitting appeals to the relevant departments for dissatisfaction with the sanctions given by the school, and submitting appeals or initiating litigation in accordance with law against the school or teachers for violating their personal rights, property rights, and other lawful rights and interests; (5) Other rights provided for by laws and regulations. In addition, Article 54 of China's Higher Education Law stipulates that "students with financial difficulties may apply for subsidies or tuition reductions"; Article 57 provides:

Students of higher education institutions can organize student groups on campus. Article 5 of the new Regulations on the Administration of Students in Ordinary Institutions of Higher Education stipulates that students shall enjoy the following rights in accordance with the law while they are in school:

1) Participate in various activities arranged by the school's education and teaching plan, and use the education and teaching resources provided by the school; (2) Participating in social services, work-study programs, organizing and participating in student groups, recreational and sports activities on campus; (3) To apply for scholarships, grants and student loans; (4) Obtain fair evaluations in areas such as ideology, morality, and academic performance, and obtain corresponding academic certificates and degree certificates after completing the studies prescribed by the school; (5) Where there are objections to the sanctions or dispositions given by the school, submit an appeal to the school or administrative department for education; Filing a complaint or filing a lawsuit against the school, faculty and staff for infringing on their personal rights, property rights and other legitimate rights and interests; (6) Other rights provided for by laws and regulations.

College students who normally graduate enjoy undergraduate diplomas and degree certificates, and with these things, they can take the postgraduate examination certificate. With a bachelor's degree, without a degree certificate, you can directly apply for the national unified enrollment of graduate students, and junior college students can only apply for graduate school with the same academic ability after two years of junior college graduation, although the state regulations allow junior college graduates to apply for graduate students with the same academic ability after two years of graduation, but many universities are actually reluctant to recruit junior college students, and will set up obstacles in many aspects, requiring the publication of **, additional professional courses, what level of English to achieve, etc. In addition, a bachelor's degree is required to obtain a master's degree on the job, and if it is a junior college, there is no chance to obtain a master's degree on the job in the future.

Many national professional qualification certificates require a bachelor's degree or above, such as the current notary, lawyer, judge and prosecutor of the judicial examination registration requirements must be a bachelor's degree or above, the state can recognize, regardless of the specialty, such as many lawyers are not studying law, learning Chinese, economics, training model chemical engineering, all majors are slow. And if it is only a junior college, no matter which major it is, no matter which school it graduated from, and no matter what background the individual has, he will never be able to be a notary, lawyer, judge and prosecutor in his life. Hope, thank you.

As citizens and a part of society, college students enjoy all the rights and obligations of citizens, such as the right to education (the right to receive the full legal number of years of education, the right to study, and the right to fair evaluation);

personal rights (the right to physical and mental health, the right to personal freedom, the right to personal dignity, the right to portrait, the right to name, the right to reputation, the right to honor, the right to privacy); Property rights (property ownership, inheritance rights, rights to enlargement).

Obligations of contemporary college students: to comply with laws and regulations; Abide by the code of conduct of students, respect teachers, and develop good ideological character and code of conduct; Study hard, complete the prescribed study tasks, etc.

What are the obligations that should be fulfilled when employed: the obligation to obey the needs of the state, the obligation to introduce personal information to the employer, the obligation to accept the test or assessment organized by the employer, the obligation to perform the corresponding obligations in strict accordance with the employment agreement and other legal agreements, the obligation to complete the work in accordance with the duties, and the obligation to continuously improve professional skills.

Graduates can protect their rights and interests through the following channels: the protection of the competent department for graduate employment, the protection of colleges and universities, and the self-protection of graduates.

1. The right to participate in educational and teaching activities is one of the most basic rights of college students as educated. It refers to the right of college students to participate in various educational and teaching facilities, equipment, and library materials arranged by the education and teaching plan. This right is the main means for university students to receive education and complete their academic tasks.

2. College students have the right to receive scholarships, student loans and grants in accordance with relevant national regulations. It is a concrete embodiment of the right of citizens to receive material assistance stipulated in the Constitution in college students. This right helps students from poor families to complete their education.

This is a right of students, and all college students who meet the prescribed conditions have the right to apply, and the school and teachers may not refuse.

3. The right to obtain fair evaluation refers to the right of college students to require teachers and schools to make a fair evaluation of their academic performance and conduct and record them objectively and truthfully in the grade file in the process of education and teaching, and to obtain the corresponding academic certificates and degree certificates after completing the corresponding studies.

4. The right to appeal and sue refers to the right of college students to appeal to the relevant departments if they are dissatisfied with the punishment given by the school, and to file a complaint or file a lawsuit in accordance with the law against the infringement of their personal rights, property rights and other legitimate rights and interests by the school and the teachers with Li Li.

5. Other rights and interests refer to the rights stipulated in other laws and regulations that college students are allowed to enjoy under the Education Law.

1. Have the obligation to abide by all kinds of laws and regulations at all levels and the management rules and regulations of the school;

2. Have the obligation to bear the responsibilities and consequences caused by the work, document signing, financial income and expenditure and speech;

3. Have the obligation to keep the confidential, confidential and top-secret documents, information and conversation content of the school from being disseminated;

4. Have the right to refuse to participate in or carry out illegal, disciplinary or immoral acts that endanger the safety of life and property;

5. Have the obligation to maintain the dignity of the country, the nation and the school;

and so on.

In addition, as a special group, college students also enjoy some specific rights and interests, including rights and interests with society and the university. The damage to the rights and interests of college students today is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Impairment of rights and interests in social practice and entrepreneurship; Impairment of rights and interests in the school, including friction with the school; Impairment of rights and interests in the course of employment.

Fundamental rights of university students.

1. Obligation to complete the teaching plan.

within the study and homework tasks, abide by the work and rest time, and get to and from class on time;

2. Have the obligation to comply with all kinds of laws and regulations at all levels.

and the school's management rules and regulations.

3. Have the obligation to maintain the dignity of the country, the people and the school;

4. Have the obligation to maintain the stability, unity and interests of the school;

5. Have the obligation to pay the prescribed tuition, accommodation fee and other fees;

6. Have the obligation to bear the responsibilities and consequences caused by the work, document signing, financial income and expenditure and speech;

7. Have the obligation to bear the direct or indirect responsibility and loss caused by their own fault and mistake;

8. Have the obligation to respect the personal freedom, dignity, safety, privacy and property of others;

9. Have the obligation to take care of the safety of the school's public property;

10. Have the obligation to keep the school confidential, confidential and top-secret documents, information and conversation content not to be disseminated;

11. Qi Mao has the obligation to receive military and national defense education and training;

12. Have the obligation to report improper violations of laws and disciplines;

13. Have the obligation to conduct annual evaluation of the teaching of school administrators and teachers;

14. Have the right to refuse to participate in or carry out illegal, disciplinary or immoral acts that endanger the safety of life and property;

15. Have the right to raise objections or reasonable suggestions to the school's teaching plan;

16. Have the right to vote and to be elected;

17. Students have the right to marry and have children in accordance with the law;

19. In the case of inaction of faculty and staff, they have the right to report the situation to higher leaders;

20. Have the right to make a defense or appeal against the punishment decision;

21. Have the right to participate in various physical exercises and competitions;

22. The rights of male and female students are treated fairly and equally;

23. Have the right to enjoy the medical and health subsidies stipulated by the school;

24. Have the right to share the collective honors or awards of the school, department or class;

25. Have the right to apply to the school or the Office of Student Affairs for the establishment of student organizations;

26. Have the right to use spare time for social practice.

and work-study activities;

27. The right to freely choose the place of employment;

28. Have the right to enjoy weekends in accordance with the law.

holidays and winter and summer vacations;

29. Have the right to know.

refers to the right to know about documents, information, behaviors and measures related to one's own rights and interests).