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Academic integrity means committing to honesty, fairness, responsibility and respect in all scholarly work, producing your own ideas, acknowledging the work of others through accurate citation and referencing, and resisting any temptation to gain an unfair advantage.
Academic integrity is highly prized at Ulster University, so from September 2025, Ulster University has introduced a new Regulation related to offences in connection with examinations and other forms of assessment (Regulations Governing Examinations in Programmes of Study #35-42), which is supported by the Student Academic Misconduct Procedure.
All staff and students must familiarise themselves and comply with this Regulation and Procedure.
Please visit the Academic Integrity SharePoint to learn more about how to support students in acting with Academic Integrity, and how cases of suspected Academic Misconduct are dealt with at Ulster.
