Disciplinary offences and penalties fall within the scope of an area where the administration has the right to intervene in certain fundamen- tal rights and freedoms of individuals. Disciplinary Provisions issued for higher education students, who may be the subjects of disciplinary of- fences and penalties, may have serious legal consequences for such stu- dents. The Constitutional Court decided to cancel the phrase "...disciplinary actions..." in Article 54 (a) subclause and Article 65 of the Higher Education Law No. 2547 and the phrase "...related mat- ters..." with the decision dated 08/09/2022 numbered 2022/99 because they did not meet the principles of legality, non-transferability of the legislative authority, and the legal clarity. Although this Decision of the Constitutional Court is in line with the previous jurisprudence of this Court regarding the authority of the administration to take regulatory action, the principle of legality and legal certainty, it contradicts the previous decisions of this Court about the disciplinary provisions of higher education students. In this study, the authority of the Council of Higher Education to regulate the disciplinary offences and penalties of higher education students and its limits are discussed within the frame- work of this Decision of the Constitutional Court.