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University regulations, statutes and guidelines
All students should be aware of the following:
Guidelines: Conduct of Coursework (2010) (94 KB PDF)
This is the University’s major statement on academic honesty in coursework. It describes academic misconduct, gives advice for students on how to avoid cheating and outlines penalties for academic misconduct.
It provides advice for staff on how to deal with academic misconduct and associated protocols.
Use of third party assistance in undergraduate and postgraduate coursework: Guidelines for students (40 KB PDF)
Explains how to use help from others and the limits on this assistance.
Cheating is dealt with in the following official regulations and Statutes of the University, published in the University Calendar:
- Enrolment and Programme Regulations, Clause 6 b (iii)
- Examination Regulations, Clauses 2, 7, 8, 9, 23
- The Disciplinary Statute, 1998
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