‘At Griffith University, academic integrity means acting with the values of honesty, trust, fairness, respect and responsibility in learning.’
Academic integrity is an extension of your own moral code and an integral part of education and learning. In order to make sure you are developing your own skills and that you are prepared for challenges in the workplace, you must approach your studies and degree with your own efforts.
View our Academic integrity page.
What are some examples of Academic misconduct?
- cheating
- fabrication of results/falsification
- misrepresentation
- solicitation
- plagiarism
Sometimes you may commit academic misconduct by accident – most often by incorrect or lack of referencing.
Be aware, how can the Library help?
Check out the Library’s Academic integrity matters webpage so you can:
- work through the Academic success and integrity tutorial
- register for library workshops to focus on these skills
- complete the Academic integrity module
- cite AI tools correctly with our Using generative AI ethically and responsibly module.
If you are still unsure, our librarians and learning advisers are available for one-on-one assistance. Use our Request form to book a consultation.
