Disciplined for wearing low-cut shirts and short skirts: What do Hanoi Medical University students say?

Hanoi Medical University stipulates that students are not allowed to wear dirty, sloppy, see-through clothing, or clothing with offensive drawings or writings that are not suitable for the educational environment, do not conform to Vietnamese customs and traditions, and are contrary to the provisions of law.

Pants, short skirts that expose the knees, low-rise pants/skirts, jeans with torn knees, thighs and hems; Low-cut shirts, tank tops, short shirts that reach the waist; Sandals without back straps; Clothing that is contrary to the specific regulations of each specific activity; Hair dyed in bright, colorful colors.

Students will be deducted from 1 to 3 training points for each violation of the dress code that is reminded and reviewed. Depending on the level of violation and the impact of the violation, students may be subject to disciplinary action ranging from reprimand to warning in front of the whole school.

In addition, the School also stipulates: Regarding traditional uniforms, students wear the school's summer/winter/sports uniform depending on the season and activity, dark pants (for women, they can wear dark skirts with a length above the knee), wear shoes or sandals with a back strap, and wear a student ID card.

Students wear traditional uniforms at school-organized events or activities that gather school students to participate in at other agencies and organizations.

Regarding other uniforms, when participating in laboratory, practice, and community practice: Students wear blouses, student ID cards, keep fingernails short, and wear masks when in contact with patients.

When attending National Defense Education, students wear uniforms according to specific regulations of the teaching unit.

When participating in club, group, team, or group activities: Students must wear their own club, group, team, or group uniform according to the regulations of the Youth Union and Student Association.

According to the school, the regulation aims to raise students' sense of responsibility in protecting school security, arouse and develop student pride, promote the school's image, and contribute to building a healthy cultural environment in schools.

At the same time, strictly implement a civilized lifestyle in school. At the same time, build a standard style, sense of discipline, and professional demeanor of students during their time at school.

Duc Vinh, a 5th year medical student at Hanoi Medical University, said that this regulation is reasonable. "At this time, I see no change compared to before because at this time I no longer study in the lab but practice in hospitals. Maybe partly because I learned from a lower level and am used to formal clothing, so I see this regulation as normal and reasonable for medical students," Duc Vinh shared.

Meanwhile, many other students said that wearing clothes that are too short, sloppy, see-through, or have offensive drawings or writings is not suitable for the educational environment.

Dressing like that is disrespectful to the lecturer, and also disrespectful to the work being done. Although dressing is everyone's right, it may not directly affect other students, but dressing in an offensive way can make people think of the image of all medical students.

Do Hop

Source: https://tienphong.vn/bi-ky-luat-neu-mac-ao-tre-co-vay-ngan-sinh-vien-dai-hoc-y-ha-noi-noi-gi-post1736574.tpo