Policy and Procedures group > Academic Conduct

Content Type & Source	Editable	Mandatory - compliance checked
Autotext	No	Yes

As @ August 2009, this non-editable Autotext is as follows:

The University expects that you, as a student, will be honest in your studies and research and that you will not do anything that will interfere with or frustrate the studies and research of other students. In particular, you are expected to:

•	acknowledge the work of others in your assignments and other assessable work;

•	not knowingly allow others to use your work without acknowledgment;

•	report honestly the findings of your study and research; and

•	use only permitted materials in examinations.

Details of expected academic conduct are provided in:

•	the Student Academic Misconduct Rule;

•	the Academic Progress regulations;

Students are also expected to be responsible in the use of University facilities and resources and to abide by University rules concerning the Library and electronic resources.

•	the Rule of the Library; and

•	the Code of Conduct for Users of Electronic Facilities.

Copies of the Rule of the Library and Code of Conduct for Users of Electronic Facilities can also be obtained from the Library or the Division of Information Technology (DIT) Service Desk.

Penalties for breaching the above Rules and Code include suspension or exclusion from the University.

Students also have expectations of the University and of other students in the cooperative endeavour of studying. Details of these expectations are provided in the Student Charter.