Common use of Freedom of Expression Clause in Contracts

Freedom of Expression. This freedom relates to the rights and responsibilities of the students and staff of FMC to contribute to the fostering of a positive, safe and stimulating environment in which to best pursue the academic programmes offered by FMC. Freedom of expression is a key part of the Higher Education (HE) experience. Sharing ideas is crucial for learning, and allows students to think critically, to challenge opposing issues/views and to engage with different perspectives within the general context of theological education, through reasoned and carefully evidenced debate and discussion. The five core ideas governing freedom of expression in the context of HE are:

Freedom of Expression. This freedom relates to the rights and responsibilities of the students and staff of FMC to contribute to the fostering of a positive, safe and stimulating environment in which to best pursue the academic programmes offered by FMC. Freedom of expression is a key part of the Higher Education (HE) experience. Sharing ideas is crucial for learning, and allows students to think critically, to challenge opposing issues/views and to engage with different perspectives within the general context of theological education, through reasoned and carefully carefully-evidenced debate and discussion. The five core ideas governing freedom of expression in the context of HE are: