Academic Integrity Toolkit
Academic integrity is the cornerstone of education. This online module will take you step by step through the importance of academic integrity and what happens when you are accused of misconduct. It is important that you understand the principles of academic integrity. Your course tutor may require you to undertake this module and submit a certificate of completion as part of your studies.
Test your understanding of Plagiarism.
Test your understanding of Collision and Contract Cheating.
Test your understanding of Citations.
Test your understanding of Harvard Referencing.
Test your understanding of Creating a Bibliography.
Test your understanding of Image Referencing.
Test your understanding of Turnitin.
Test your understanding of Penalties.
Test your understanding of Appeals.
Please ensure you have first viewed the Academic Integrity Toolkit - where you will learn about plagiarism, collusion, contract cheating, how to cite your sources and reference correctly, about submitting your assignments to the Turnitin plagiarism detection service, and the procedures and penalties for academic misconduct.
You are welcome to take this quiz as many times as needed. The higher your score, the more you know about academic integrity and will therefore be hopefully less likely to be accused of academic misconduct.
Your course tutor may ask you to submit your certificate to confirm you are familiar with ideas around academic integrity, referencing and misconduct.
Course Tutors
Your tutor will be able to help you with the requirements of your course, assignments, feedback, academic integrity and misconduct.
Liaison Librarians
Will help you with finding, accessing and using online information effectively to support your study. They will also provide help with referencing, citation, creating a bibliography and list of illustrations, and also using referencing tools. To learn more and book your tutorial see - Liaison Librarians.
Learning Development Tutors
Will support you with online time management, study space, working effectively in groups, engaging with and preparing for online workshops, seminars, lectures. They also offer help with academic writing skills and paraphrasing. To learn more and book your tutorial see -Learning Development Tutors.
Campus Registry
Will be able to advise you on academic misconduct procedures and appeals. To contact Campus Registry -
- Canterbury - campusregistrycanterbury@uca.ac.uk
- Epsom - campusregistryepsom@uca.ac.uk
- Farnham - campusregistryfarnham@uca.ac.uk
- Rochester - campusregistryrochester@uca.ac.uk
English for Academic Purposes Team
Offers skills support to all international students who are not familiar with UCA’s academic standards and practices. Also offers language support to all international students whose first language is not English. Please contact englishsupport@uca.ac.uk for more information and/or to book a tutorial.
Gateway
Offers support with the academic misconduct process and implication to student visas -
- Canterbury - gatewaycanterbury@uca.ac.uk
- Epsom - gatewayepsom@uca.ac.uk
- Farnham - gatewayfarnham@uca.ac.uk
- Rochester - gatewayrochester@uca.ac.uk
