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.
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About Academic Integrity
Find out what Academic Integrity is and why it is important.
Understanding Academic Integrity
UCL's online and self-paced course to help you understand Academic Integrity.
About Academic Misconduct
Find out what Academic Misconduct is and what happens if you are accused of it.
Academic Misconduct Panel
Important information for students attending Academic Misconduct Panels.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs relating to Academic Integrity and Academic Misconduct
