Handbook & Code of Conduct – Africa International University

Student Handbook

This Student Handbook has been prepared to inform you and guide you as you try to acclimatize yourselves to the physical, administrative, and spiritual environment of Africa International University. It is intended to provide you with general information in addition to other orientation materials and documents in the website that the University puts at your disposal. You will find all the information in this handbook very useful as you start but also continue with your studies.

Kindly take time to read through to avoid any form of frustrations. Be assured, too, that the staff and the community members at large are there for you should any need for further clarification and guidance arise.

Student Handbook Dress Code Policy

Student Code Of Conduct

As a Christian community, our Code of Conduct is not arbitrary or legalistic code, but a standard of Christian living based on our understanding of the Holy Bible, which forms our final authority in all matters of faith and practice. Therefore, as a community of Christian believers, committed to Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour and filled with the Holy Spirit, all members of the AIU community strive to live lives of personal integrity and obedience to the Word of God.

Furthermore, as servants of God striving to be useful leaders of God’s people, we recognize that we are called to the highest standards of Christian conduct in our personal and corporate lives. Therefore we agree to live together by the following Code of Conduct.

Biblical PrinciplesThe following are fundamental biblical principles that should guide our attitudes and behaviour at all times.
Glorifying GodGlorifying God, not self-Satisfaction, is to be the chief goal of the Christian in all that is said and done (I Chr. 16:24, 28-29a; Isa. 48:11; I Cor. 10:31). Therefore, a God- centred life style should characterize all Christian behavior.
Loving God and NeighbourLoving God with all our hearts, souls, minds, and strength and our neighbour as ourselves are the greatest commands in Scripture (Mark 12:30-31). Therefore the Christian’s relationship with God should be one of total commitment in all that we do and should be reflected in loving, caring relationships with all those around us.
Obeying ChristAcknowledging Jesus as Saviour and Lord is central to being a Christian (Rom.10:9; I John 2:3). Therefore, Christians seek to follow the example of Christ given in Scripture and conform their lives to the Bible teaching as illuminated by the Holy Spirit etc.

Student Code of Conduct