Universiti Teknologi Brunei Official Dress Code

The student dress code aims to guide students and ensure that when on campus they are appropriately attired at all times. This includes their presence on campus after office hours, during weekends and public holidays, semester breaks and during official University functions. The right attire enhances one’s image, instills a sense of integrity and respect and in this way exemplifies the MIB philosophy. This is essential in promoting a positive image of the University and is an important step towards propelling students onto successful careers.

Permitted Attire

The following attire is PERMITTED on campus:

Generally, student attire must adhere to the MIB principles.
Business type attire such as tailored shirts / trousers can be worn.
- For female students, the business attire must abide by MIB principles. Shirts and trousers must be loose fitting, shirts must have long sleeves and must be of the appropriate length to cover the back area (“menutup aurat”).
Messages, designs or motifs on any clothing, including foot wear must not be derogatory, offensive or lewd either in words or pictures.
T-shirts should have collars (for female students, rule (2) applies).
Male students are encouraged to wear the “Songkok” (Malay headdress).
Female students are encouraged to wear the “Baju Kurung”.
Muslim female students are required to wear the “tudung” (head scarf).
Sneakers should be decent.
Appropriate sports attire is allowed during sporting events or sessions.
Proper safety attire is to be worn at all times in the laboratory.
Any jewellery worn must comply with the MIB principles.

More details can be found in the following.

General Attire

General Attire (Male)

Polo shirt, khaki pants and shoes
Polo shirt, smart pants and shoes
Polo shirt, dark colored jeans and shoes
Example for shoes: Decent sneakers (No slippers & sandals)

General Attire (Female)

Loose blouse (cover back area),smart pants, shoes and head scarf
Loose blouse, dark colored jeans, shoes and head scarf
Example for shoes: Decent sneakers, flat shoes (No slippers & sandals)

Religious Attire

Religious Attire (Male)

Full set of 'Cara Melayu'
'Jubah'
Kurta

Religious Attire (Female)

'Baju Kurung' and head scarf
'Jubah' and head scarf

Professional Attire

Professional Attire (Male)

Button up shirt (long sleeve), tie, black pants and formal shoes
Button up shirt (short sleeve), no tie, pants and formal shoes
Blazer, Button up shirt (long sleeve), pants and shoes

Professional Attire (Female)

Long sleeve blouse, pants, shoes and head scarf
Long sleeve blouse, long skirt, shoes and head scarf
Blazer, long sleeve shirt, smart pants and head scarf

Sports Attire

Sports Attire (Male)

General attire:

UTB official shirt, long sport pants
Any collar shirt with short sleeve, long sport pants

Football attire - Football jersey, short pants (with inner tights)
Silat, Taekwondo, Karate, Kendo will wear their respective attire

Sports Attire (Female)

General attire:

UTB official shirt with inner shirt, long sport pants and head scarf (for Muslimah)
Any long sleeve shirt, long sport pants and head scarf (for Muslimah)

Silat, Taekwondo, Karate, Kendo will wear their respective attire

Laboratory Attire

Laboratory Attire (PCE & FST)

White coat lab and safety goggles
Appropriate shoes / footwear
Head scarf (for Muslimah)

Workshop Attire (Engineering)

Complete Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Safety helmet
- Safety goggles
- Safety Gloves
- Coverall
- Boots
Head scarf (for Muslimah)

Unpermitted Attire

The following attire/appearance is NOT PERMITTED on campus:

Collar-less T-shirts, singlets and shorts.
Footwear such as slippers or flip-flops.
Caps or other headwear deemed inappropriate.
Sunglasses.
Leggings, tight trousers, faded and/or torn jeans.
Long hair for male students (hair length must not to go beyond the shirt collar).
Bright or unnatural hair colours.

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