Academic integrity
Academic integrity
Understand what misconduct is, how to avoid it and access the University’s policies on academic integrity.
What is academic integrity
We created this definition of academic integrity with our students:
“Academic integrity is a commitment to good study practices and shared values which ensures that my work is a true expression of my own understanding and ideas, giving credit to others where their work contributes to mine.”
You’ll need to develop the academic skills to keep track of where you find ideas and information, and to reference them accurately in your work.
Academic integrity in exams and assessments
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Rules in exams and timed online assessments
Learn more about the conduct rules in exams and timed online assessments.
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Including made-up content in assessments
Find out why your work must not contain material that is untrue and/or made up.
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Re-using your own work in assessments
Understand why you can’t resubmit work that you have already submitted for assessment.
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Assistance with coursework for taught students
Read about the types of assistance you can and can’t use to support with your coursework before you submit it for marking.
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Plagiarism
Find out how to avoid plagiarism and read about the penalties.