Common use of Rights of the Provider Clause in Contracts

Rights of the Provider. Through the suggestion of the Programme Director, the provider has the right to exclude the student from continuation of study because of: - Frequent absenteeism from courses - Forgery of attendance records - Lack of or insufficient performance relating to examination regulations Further, there are the following exclusion reasons: - To damage or destroy provider’s equipment and other facilities on purpose or through gross negligence, - Serious and repeated offences against the institution rules as well as the requirements regarding use of the computer systems, - Behaviour at events of the provider that obviously damage the good reputation of the provider. This includes the behaviour on social networks (such as Facebook, XING, blogs, etc.), - Refusal to provide information such as notification requirement according to ‘Fachhochschul-Studiengesetz’ (University of Applied Sciences Act), the federal law on documentation in education (Education Documentation Act), BGBI. I No. 12/2002 as last amended), or of the corresponding guidelines of the accreditation authority and the federal ministry responsible for universities of applied sciences in their current version, - Non-provision of original education documents relevant to the admission within four weeks after commencement of studies - Repeated and deliberate behaviour that apparently leads to the disruption of class instruction, - Multiple and despite a warning repeated conduct against part-time lecturers, students, staff of the provider (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna) that is apt for severely insulting, harassing, degrading, damaging their reputation, physical or mental health, hindering them in their advancement in or success of their studies (in particular mobbing, sexual harassment and sexism, racism, or similar conduct), - Not complying with financial commitments despite written reminders, - Criminal convictions: In case of a criminal conviction, the nature and the extent of the criminal offence shall be considered, - Persevering pursuit of a person in the legal sense of § 107a penal code as amended, - Repeated use of aids not permitted, the copying from fellow students and the repeated copying - whether completely or partially – of a copyright-protected document without sufficiently specifying or quoting the author(s) (plagiarism). A repeated offense is defined as two breaches of the above-mentioned regulation during the training period. The above mentioned points are to be found in more detail among others in the framework of the Study Programme, examination regulations, the use of the computer systems and institution rules. The provider can take photos and videos in the context of extra-curricular events hosted by the provider. By attending such events, the student recognizes that photos and videos on which the student is visible can be published.

Rights of the Provider. Through the suggestion of the Degree Programme Director, the provider has the right to exclude the student from continuation of study his/her studies because of: - Frequent absenteeism from courses (see 6.2.1) - Forgery of attendance records - Lack of or insufficient performance relating to examination regulations Furtherthe general exam regulations. Furthermore, there are the following exclusion reasons: - To damage or destroy provider’s equipment and other facilities on purpose or through gross negligence, negligence - Serious and repeated offences against the institution rules as well as the requirements regarding use of the computer systems, - Behaviour at events of the provider that obviously damage the good reputation of the providerprovider or that is contrary to good morals. This includes the behaviour on social networks (such as Facebook, XING, blogs, etc.), - Refusal to provide information such as notification requirement according to ‘Fachhochschul-StudiengesetzFachhochschulgesetz’ (University of Applied Sciences Act), the federal law on documentation in education (Education Documentation Act), BGBI. I No. 12/2002 as last amended), or of the corresponding guidelines of the accreditation authority and the federal ministry responsible for universities of applied sciences in their current version, - Non-provision of original education documents relevant to the admission within four weeks after commencement of studies studies, - Repeated and deliberate behaviour that apparently leads to the disruption of class instruction, - Multiple and despite a warning repeated conduct against part-time lecturers, students, staff of the provider (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna) that is apt for severely insulting, harassing, degrading, damaging their reputation, physical or mental health, hindering them in their advancement in or success of their studies (in particular mobbing, sexual harassment and sexism, racism, or similar conduct), - Not complying with financial commitments despite written reminders, - Criminal convictions: In case of a criminal conviction, the nature and the extent of the criminal offence shall be considered, - Persevering pursuit of a person in the legal sense of § 107a penal code as amended, - Repeated use of aids not permitted, the copying from fellow students and the repeated copying - whether completely or partially – of a copyright-protected document without sufficiently specifying or quoting the author(s) (plagiarism). A repeated offense is defined as two breaches of the above-mentioned regulation during the training periodstudies. The above above-mentioned points are to be found in more detail among others in the framework of the Study Programmedegree programme, examination the general exam regulations, the use of the computer systems and institution rules. The provider can take photos and videos in the context of extra-curricular events hosted by the provider. By attending such events, the student recognizes recognises that photos and videos on which the student is visible can be published.

Rights of the Provider. Through the suggestion of the Degree Programme Director, the provider has the right to exclude the student from continuation of study his/her studies because of: - Frequent absenteeism from courses (see 6.2.1) - Forgery of attendance records - Lack of or insufficient performance relating to examination regulations Furtherthe general exam regulations. Furthermore, there are the following exclusion reasons: - To damage or destroy provider’s equipment and other facilities on purpose or through gross negligence, negligence - Serious and repeated offences against the institution rules as well as the requirements regarding use of the computer systems, - Behaviour at events of the provider that obviously damage the good reputation of the provider. This includes the behaviour on social networks (such as Facebook, XING, blogs, etc.), - Refusal to provide information such as notification requirement according to ‘Fachhochschul-StudiengesetzFachhochschulgesetz’ (University of Applied Sciences Act), the federal law on documentation in education (Education Documentation Act), BGBI. I No. 12/2002 as last amended), or of the corresponding guidelines of the accreditation authority and the federal ministry responsible for universities of applied sciences in their current version, - Non-provision of original education documents relevant to the admission within four weeks after commencement of studies studies, - Repeated and deliberate behaviour that apparently leads to the disruption of class instruction, - Multiple and despite a warning repeated conduct against part-time lecturers, students, staff of the provider (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna) that is apt for severely insulting, harassing, degrading, damaging their reputation, physical or mental health, hindering them in their advancement in or success of their studies (in particular mobbing, sexual harassment and sexism, racism, or similar conduct), - Not complying with financial commitments despite written reminders, - Criminal convictions: In case of a criminal conviction, the nature and the extent of the criminal offence shall be considered, - Persevering pursuit of a person in the legal sense of § 107a penal code as amended, - Repeated use of aids not permitted, the copying from fellow students and the repeated copying - whether completely or partially – of a copyright-protected document without sufficiently specifying or quoting the author(s) (plagiarism). A repeated offense is defined as two breaches of the above-mentioned regulation during the training periodstudies. The above above-mentioned points are to be found in more detail among others in the framework of the Study Programmedegree programme, examination the general exam regulations, the use of the computer systems and institution rules. The provider can take photos and videos in the context of extra-curricular events hosted by the provider. By attending such events, the student recognizes recognises that photos and videos on which the student is visible can be published.

Rights of the Provider. Through the suggestion of the Degree Programme Director, the provider has the right to exclude the student from continuation of study their studies because of: - Frequent absenteeism from courses (see 6.2.1) - Forgery of attendance records - Lack of or insufficient performance relating to examination regulations Furtherthe general exam regulations. Furthermore, there are the following exclusion reasons: - To damage or destroy provider’s equipment and other facilities on purpose or through gross negligence, negligence - Serious and repeated offences against the institution rules as well as the requirements regarding use of the computer systems, - Behaviour at events of the provider that obviously damage the good reputation of the providerprovider or that is contrary to good morals. This includes the behaviour on social networks (such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, tiktok, XING, blogs, etc.), - Refusal to provide information such as notification requirement according to ‘Fachhochschul-StudiengesetzFachhochschulgesetz’ (University of Applied Sciences Act), the federal law on documentation in education (Education Documentation Act), BGBI. I No. 12/2002 as last amended), or of the corresponding guidelines of the accreditation authority and the federal ministry responsible for universities of applied sciences in their current version, - Non-provision of original education documents relevant to the admission within four weeks after commencement of studies studies, - Repeated and deliberate behaviour that apparently leads to the disruption of class instruction, - Multiple and despite a warning repeated conduct against part-time lecturers, students, staff of the provider (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna) that is apt for severely insulting, harassing, degrading, damaging their reputation, physical or mental health, hindering them in their advancement in or success of their studies (in particular mobbing, sexual harassment and sexism, racism, or similar conduct), - Not complying with financial commitments despite written reminders, - Criminal convictions: In case of a criminal conviction, the nature and the extent of the criminal offence shall be considered, - Persevering pursuit of a person in the legal sense of § 107a penal code as amended, - Repeated use of aids not permitted, the copying from fellow students and the repeated copying - whether completely or partially – of a copyright-protected document without sufficiently specifying or quoting the author(s) (plagiarism). A repeated offense is defined as two breaches of the above-mentioned regulation during the training periodstudies. The above above-mentioned points are to be found in more detail among others in the framework of the Study Programmedegree programme, examination the general exam regulations, the use of the computer systems and institution rules. The provider can take photos and videos in the context of extra-curricular events hosted by the provider. By attending such events, the student recognizes recognises that photos and videos on which the student is visible can be published.

Rights of the Provider. Through the suggestion of the Degree Programme Director, the provider has the right to exclude the student from continuation of study his/her studies because of: - Frequent absenteeism from courses - Forgery of attendance records - Lack of or insufficient performance relating to examination the general exam regulations FurtherFurthermore, there are the following exclusion reasons: - To damage or destroy provider’s equipment and other facilities on purpose or through gross negligence, negligence - Serious and repeated offences against the institution rules as well as the requirements regarding use of the computer systems, - Behaviour at events of the provider that obviously damage the good reputation of the provider. This includes the behaviour on social networks (such as Facebook, XING, blogs, etc.), ) - Refusal to provide information such as notification requirement according to ‘Fachhochschul-Studiengesetz’ (University of Applied Sciences Act), the federal law on documentation in education (Education Documentation Act), BGBI. I No. 12/2002 as last amended), or of the corresponding guidelines of the accreditation authority and the federal ministry responsible for universities of applied sciences in their current version, version - Non-provision of original education documents relevant to the admission within four weeks after commencement of studies - Repeated and deliberate behaviour that apparently leads to the disruption of class instruction, instruction - Multiple and despite a warning repeated conduct against part-time lecturers, students, staff of the provider (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna) that is apt for severely insulting, harassing, degrading, damaging their reputation, physical or mental health, hindering them in their advancement in or success of their studies (in particular mobbing, sexual harassment and sexism, racism, or similar conduct), ) - Not complying with financial commitments despite written reminders, reminders - Criminal convictions: In case of a criminal conviction, the nature and the extent of the criminal offence shall be considered, considered - Persevering pursuit of a person in the legal sense of § 107a penal code as amended, amended - Repeated use of aids not permitted, the copying from fellow students and the repeated copying - whether completely or partially – of a copyright-protected document without sufficiently specifying or quoting the author(s) (plagiarism). A repeated offense is defined as two breaches of the above-mentioned regulation during the training periodstudies. The above above-mentioned points are to be found in more detail among others in the framework of the Study Programmedegree programme, examination the general exam regulations, the use of the computer systems and institution rules. The provider can take photos and videos in the context of extra-curricular events hosted by the provider. By attending such events, the student recognizes recognises that photos and videos on which the student is visible can be published.

Rights of the Provider. Through the suggestion of the Degree Programme Director, the provider has the right to exclude the student from continuation of study their studies because of: - Frequent absenteeism from courses (see 6.2.1) - Forgery of attendance records - Lack of or insufficient performance relating to examination the general exam regulations FurtherFurthermore, there are the following exclusion reasons: - To damage or destroy provider’s equipment and other facilities on purpose or through gross negligence, negligence - Serious and repeated offences against the institution rules as well as the requirements regarding use of the computer systems, - Behaviour at events of the provider that obviously damage the good reputation of the providerprovider or that is contrary to good morals. This includes the behaviour on social networks (such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, tiktok, XING, blogs, etc.), ) - Refusal to provide information such as notification requirement according to ‘Fachhochschul-StudiengesetzFachhochschulgesetz’ (University of Applied Sciences Act), the federal law on documentation in education (Education Documentation Act), BGBI. I No. 12/2002 as last amended), or of the corresponding guidelines of the accreditation authority and the federal ministry responsible for universities of applied sciences in their current version, version - Non-provision of original education documents relevant to the admission within four weeks after commencement of studies - Repeated and deliberate behaviour that apparently leads to the disruption of class instruction, instruction - Multiple and despite a warning repeated conduct against part-time lecturers, students, staff of the provider (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna) that is apt for severely insulting, harassing, degrading, damaging their reputation, physical or mental health, hindering them in their advancement in or success of their studies (in particular mobbing, sexual harassment and sexism, racism, or similar conduct), ) - Not complying with financial commitments despite written reminders, reminders - Criminal convictions: In case of a criminal conviction, the nature and the extent of the criminal offence shall be considered, considered - Persevering pursuit of a person in the legal sense of § 107a penal code as amended, amended - Repeated use of aids not permitted, the copying from fellow students and the repeated copying - whether completely or partially – of a copyright-protected document without sufficiently specifying or quoting the author(s) (plagiarism). A repeated offense is defined as two breaches of the above-mentioned regulation during the training periodstudies. The above above-mentioned points are to be found in more detail among others in the framework of the Study Programmedegree programme, examination the general exam regulations, the use of the computer systems and institution rules. The provider can take photos and videos in the context of extra-curricular events hosted by the provider. By attending such events, the student recognizes recognises that photos and videos on which the student is visible can be published.