General Regulations

Key Guidelines & Responsibilities for International Students at BMU

Buon Ma Thuot Medical University (BMU) is committed to providing a safe, disciplined, and supportive environment for all foreign students. To maintain high academic and personal standards, international students are expected to follow university regulations and legal responsibilities throughout their stay in Vietnam.

1.1 Health Requirements

Foreign students must have adequate health conditions to study at the University. Upon arriving in Vietnam, students must undergo a health check at a medical facility designated by the University.

Students with dangerous infectious diseases as defined by Vietnamese law or those who do not meet health requirements for studying must return to their home countries.

1.2 Responsibilities of Foreign Students

  1. Comply with the laws of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
  2. Fulfill the requirements and purposes of entering Vietnam for educational purposes.
  3. Foster friendly relations with Vietnamese citizens and foreign students from other countries.
  4. Preserve and protect the assets of the University and facilities serving foreign students.
  5. Pay tuition fees on time.
  6. Participate in public service, volunteer activities, and social activities for the community in accordance with their abilities and health, as required by the University.
  7. Perform other duties related to the laws and regulations of the University.

1.3 Student Behavior While at the University

  1. Adhere strictly to scheduled class and exam times.
  2. Wear student ID cards at the university.
  3. Dress appropriately for the university:
    • Do not wear slippers; instead, use sandals with straps or shoes.
    • Wear collared shirts, long pants, knee-length skirts, or prescribed uniforms.
  4. Avoid flashy or inappropriate hair dye, nail polish, or other items inconsistent with academic culture.
  5. Do not wear high-value jewelry.
  6. Do not use mobile phones during class unless permitted by the lecturer.
  7. Do not smoke, consume alcohol, or use stimulants.
  8. Do not eat or drink in classrooms (only bottled water is permitted).
  9. Dispose of waste properly and actively contribute to maintaining cleanliness.
  10. Do not write, draw, or paste items on walls, desks, chairs, or any university property.

Complying with general regulations ensures a disciplined, professional, and respectful environment for academic excellence at Buon Ma Thuot Medical University.