Having a mobile phone or other electronic device in an examination or testing environment.

Being in possession of unauthorised materials.

Examples include:Ĭheating in an exam, test or supervised assessment activity.

Using language translation, Gen-AI, or paraphrasing services (either online or contracted) to disguise original source text (cross-lingual or back translation plagiarism, and spinning)Īcting dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage.Submitting one’s own previously assessed or published work for assessment or publication elsewhere, without appropriate acknowledgement (self-plagiarism).Submitting work which has been produced by another – including friends, family, Gen-AI, or a paid contracting service (This is known as contract cheating, assessment outsourcing or ghost writing.).In the case of collaborative group projects, falsely representing the individual contributions of the collaborating partners.Using another’s work (including words, Gen-AI output, music, creative or visual artefacts, computer source code, designs, problem solutions or ideas).Too closely paraphrasing sentences, paragraphs or themes without due acknowledgment.

Creative products include Gen-AI output, webpages, books, articles, theses, unpublished works, working papers, seminar and conference papers, internal reports, lecture notes or recordings, computer files, images or video

Copying of sentences, paragraphs or creative products (in whole or in part) which are the work of another without due acknowledgment.

Presenting the work or property of another as your own without appropriate acknowledgement or referencing.

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