Guiding Principles
ECON initiatives, also when formal agreements have not been developed, is not only a learning opportunity but also a space for building meaningful connections and exploring potential collaborations among participating partners. While no formal obligations are imposed, participants are kindly invited to engage in open dialogue and mutual exchange.
Should any participant or partner extend an invitation for collaboration, it is expected that this will be met with the same spirit of reciprocity and openness, in order to foster a constructive and trust-based environment for everyone involved.
The aim is to cultivate a shared culture of respect, curiosity, and co-creation — a foundation for future partnerships beyond the event itself.
Please refer to the Code of Conduct below for practical guidelines on how to contribute to a respectful and inclusive experience for all.
Code of Conduct for Attending University Event
Participating in a university event is a valuable opportunity for learning, collaboration, and exchange. To ensure a respectful and inclusive environment for everyone, please follow these guidelines:
1. Punctuality
- Arrive on time for all scheduled sessions and activities.
- If you are late, enter the room quietly and avoid interrupting ongoing discussions.
2. Respect for Others
- Treat all participants, speakers, staff, and students with courtesy and respect.
- Be open to different perspectives and avoid interrupting others while they speak.
3. Dress Code
- Wear appropriate and respectful attire, in line with the academic and professional setting.
4. Use of Technology
- Put your phone on silent mode during sessions.
- Avoid using laptops or mobile devices for unrelated activities while speakers are presenting.
5. Participation
- Engage actively, but respectfully, in discussions, workshops, or group activities.
- Listen attentively and wait for your turn to speak.
6. Language and Communication
- Use inclusive, non-discriminatory language at all times.
- If you are not confident in English, do your best — your effort is appreciated.
7. Academic Integrity
- Acknowledge all sources if you are presenting or referring to specific works.
- Do not plagiarize or present others’ work as your own.
8. Confidentiality
- Respect the privacy of fellow participants. Do not record sessions or take photos without permission.
- Do not share personal information or sensitive content without consent.
9. Respect for the Space
- Keep university premises clean and organized.
- Follow any specific instructions related to the use of classrooms, common areas, or facilities.
10. Zero Tolerance for Discrimination or Harassment
- Any form of harassment, bullying, or discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, religion, disability, or other personal characteristics will not be tolerated.