Academic
Integrity and
Plagiarism
Maintaining academic honesty is crucial. It involves
presenting your work truthfully, giving credit where it's due.
by jaweed khan
What is Plagiarism?
1 Definition
Plagiarism is using others' work (words, ideas,
diagrams) without acknowledgment.
2 Serious Offense
It's a serious academic offense, especially in western
universities.
Why Cite Sources?
Respect & Credit Credibility & Support Clarity & Distinction
Acknowledge original authors Strengthen your arguments Differentiate external sources
and their contributions. with evidence and demonstrate from your own interpretations.
wider reading.
Referencing Correctly
In-Text Citations
Cite sources within your text where you use their ideas.
Reference List
Include a complete list of sources at the end of your work.
Consistency
Ensure all in-text citations match the reference list, and
vice-versa.
Understanding Collusion
1 Definition
Collusion is submitting similar work without permission.
2 Example
Submitting near-identical essays with a friend is collusion.
Collusion vs. Collaboration
Collusion Collaboration
Dishonest, secretive, and unauthorized joint work. Authorized group work, transparent and instructor-
approved.
Seeking Guidance
Lecturers are happy to help. Ask for clarification if unsure
about academic integrity.
Video Resources
Plagiarism Video Plagiarism Carol
Learn about plagiarism through a A musical take on plagiarism with
short video clip. English subtitles.
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Key Elements of Academic
Integrity
Honesty
Present your work truthfully.
Attribution
Give credit to original sources.
Transparency
Be open about your research process.
Consequences of
Plagiarism
1 Failing Grades
Failing the assignment or course.
2 Suspension
Temporary removal from the university.
3 Expulsion
Permanent removal from the university.
