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Academic Integrity
Academic Integrity means being honest in your academic work, and making sure that you formally recognise and reference the existing knowledge and ideas on which your work is based.
If you do not acknowledge the work or ideas of others, you could be penalised for Academic Misconduct, which is defined as any action or attempted action that may result in you obtaining an unfair academic advantage.
New guidance on the use of AI in assessment
This newly published student briefing on how you might engage with Artificial Intelligence (AI) in your assessments, effectively and ethically.
