Introduction
Explore this page to improve your understanding and practice of academic integrity, including guidelines, resources, and support. Learn how to avoid academic misconduct and discover how you can contribute to a culture of integrity at CDU.
Before you begin, please reflect on your understanding of academic integrity and misconduct.
What is academic integrity?
Academic integrity is the foundation of any meaningful and honest education. It ensures your work is authentic, that you are evaluated fairly, and that the qualification you earn truly reflects your learning. So, what is academic integrity, why is it important, and what values is it based on?
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Academic misconduct
Academic misconduct refers to actions that stand in contrast to the principles of academic integrity. It includes plagiarism, cheating, falsifying data, or colluding with others. By understanding what misconduct is, you can make informed decisions that support your learning.
Responsibilities and consequences
As a CDU student, you have agreed to uphold academic integrity while engaged in study, research, or work placement. Learn about the expectations that you have regarding academic integrity, and the consequences for academic misconduct.
Maintaining academic integrity
Maintaining academic integrity at university means being honest and responsible in your work. This includes doing your own assignments, properly citing sources, and avoiding plagiarism. Academic integrity is important because it builds trust between students and teachers, ensures fairness, and helps you develop real skills and knowledge.
Strategies for maintaining academic integrity
By applying these strategies, you can contribute to a fair and honest academic environment and ensure that your work is a true reflection of your knowledge and efforts.
Over to you
In conclusion, maintaining academic integrity is not just a requirement at CDU; it is a commitment to your personal and academic growth and an investment in your future success.
There is a compulsory academic integrity module for all first-semester students. If you have not completed it yet, or wish to learn more about the content covered on this page, please find the relevant links below.
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