Academic journals retract papers when they are concerned that the published data is faked, altered, or not “reproducible.” ...

The consequence of academic misconduct can be serious. You may face action by your school or formal disciplinary action. You can find the regulations relating to the discipline of students in the ...

In 2023, an academic journal, the Annals of Operations Research, retracted an entire special issue because the peer review ...

This policy defines the procedures for the investigation of suspected academic misconduct in PGR examinations and awards. It sets out how investigations are conducted, what the potential penalties are ...

Almost all problems with academic work can be avoided with the following advice: Be honest at all times Know the rules and expectations for each class If you aren’t sure, ask first The full policy, ...

You continue to work on the exam. A. You are responsible for academic misconduct for continuing to work on an assignment after the allotted time has elapsed. B. You arrived to class 10 minutes late ...

The Nature news team recently published an analysis of the retraction rates of academic articles by institutions around the world over the past decade. The analysis found that from 2014 to 2024 ...

Guidelines for preventing academic misconduct are outlined below. Taking a proactive approach to academic misconduct is the best practice for minimizing and managing cheating. Emphasize expectations ...

Academic misconduct (i.e., academic dishonesty) occurs when a student intentionally assists or participates in cheating, plagiarism, and/or other forms of fraudulent misrepresentation of academic work ...

Where academic misconduct is suspected, on the balance of probabilities, staff should refer the case for investigation. It is not appropriate to penalise a student for suspected academic misconduct if ...