Academic misconduct includes:
- Plagiarism: Not properly crediting the sources you use.
- Collusion: Working with others to complete assessments when it’s not allowed.
- Exam Cheating: Bringing in unauthorised materials or copying from others during exams.
- Contract Cheating: Buying or copying someone else’s work and submitting it as your own.
- Fabricating Data: Making up information or sources in your assessments.
- Recycling Work: Submitting the same work more than once without permission.
These actions are unacceptable and can lead to serious consequences.
For more information, please also refer to Academic Integrity and Misconduct Policy, Student Code of Conduct, What is academic misconduct?, What are the consequences of academic misconduct? and How does Ikon helps student to support academic integrity?
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