Academic Integrity for Graduate Students

[0.00] credits · Graduate

Academic integrity is a code of ethics for teachers, students, researchers, and writers. It is fundamental to the University of Guelph's educational mission and to ensuring the value of the scholarly work conducted here. This course provides definitions, examples, and exercises to help graduate students understand the importance of academic integrity and learn how to avoid academic misconduct in their own work. All graduate students must take this course and complete it within 20 days of commencing their graduate program. Students are not responsible for registering in this course; the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies will enroll students in their first semester in the graduate program.