We are delighted to welcome you to the Maldives National University and excited to have you as part of our vibrant campus life. In your educational journey with us, we look forward to learning, exploring, and contributing to the building of the nation together.

At the Maldives National University, you are part of a strong campus community that values academic excellence. In our journey to educating our future contributors and leaders, we encourage to foster a community free of intolerance and discrimination, and to promote a university climate that is respectful, supportive, and safe. These values allow us to provide a learning environment where we can all achieve our dreams and build the nation to higher levels.

Valid and reliable assessment practices guarantee quality control in the University. The assessment policy sets out broad guidelines for the assessment of student learning at The Maldives National University. The policy ensures that assessment practices within the University are consistent, valid and assures transparency of operations. It is also designed to make sure that all necessary and appropriate information about subject assessments is clearly communicated to all students and to all staff involved in teaching and/or marking of assessment tasks. This broad policy sets out a general framework for guiding assessment practices.

Good scholarship necessarily requires building on and incorporating the work of others, however, this use must be acknowledged. Plagiarism, cheating, and falsification of data are dishonest practices which contravene academic values of respect for knowledge, scholarship and scholars. These practices devalue the quality of learning, both for the individual and for others enrolled in the course.
Maldives National University imposes strict penalties on students who are found to contravene the plagiarism policy. To avoid plagiarism, it is the responsibility of the student to understand how to reference the
work and ideas you use to their proper source.

The University provides computing facilities for faculty, staff, and student use. These facilities and services extend to include (but are not limited to) Information Technology, the University Library, many departmental computers and servers. Misuse of these facilities, services, and equipment is a violation of University policies and may also be a violation of federal, state, and local laws.
For a more complete and detailed description of the Maldives University policy regarding using University IT resources please read the policy.