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Academic integrity

Academic integrity is the foundation of trust, educational quality and personal reputation. We build an environment where knowledge, responsibility and respect matter.

Principles of academic integrity

HonestyWe value truthfulness and transparency in study and research.
ResponsibilityEveryone is accountable for their actions and their consequences.
RespectWe respect the work and intellectual property of others.
FairnessWe create equal conditions for learning and assessment.

For faculty

Short guidance for preparing assignments, reviewing work and discussing academic integrity with students.

  • Set citation and source requirements in advance.
  • Review both similarity reports and the logic of independent work.

For students

Practical rules that help submit work honestly and avoid violations.

  • Keep a list of sources while you work.
  • When in doubt, ask your instructor before submission.

FAQ

Answers to common questions about citation, independent work and text checks.

  • You may use an author’s idea when the source is cited correctly.
  • Reusing your own work without approval can also be a violation.

Examples of violations

Typical situations that often lead to academic misconduct.

  • Copying text without quotation marks and citation.
  • Sharing your work for another student to submit.

Together we build a culture of honesty and trust

If you have questions or encounter a violation, do not stay aside - let us know.

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