The BIA Ethics Commission considers the observance of ethical standards in the study process and in work to be the most important value and condemns any violation of ethical standards and principles, including violence (psycho-emotional, etc.). In accordance with the requirements of the BIA Code of Academic Integrity and Ethics, ethical violations are considered and punished based on the decision of the BIA Ethics Commission.
For the third year, the BIA has a Psychological Counseling Center, which conducts educational seminars, as well as provides psychological assistance and support to students, academic and personnel staff of the BIA in personal relations, relationships, work, career, education and etc. In matters. If you need psychological help, write to the head of the Center, certified psychologist Vera Krievina: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and you will be provided with professional psychological assistance.
Anyone who has experienced cases of ethics violations at the BIA is encouraged to contact the Academy immediately by writing to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The information provided is confidential. In order for the complaint to be considered on its merits, it must set out the facts and all known identifying information that will allow the Ethics Commission to make a reasoned decision in a closed meeting.
The BIA Ethics Commission recalls that compliance with ethical standards and principles applies to the academic and personnel staff, as well as to students, refraining from complaints aimed at deliberately causing harm to the honor, dignity and reputation of the person, for which appropriate liability may arise.
