Academic Integrity is fundamental to the reputation of individual scholars and the academic institutions. The University of York is committed both to developing high standards of academic practice among its students and to safeguarding the standards of its academic awards by detecting and acting upon cases of academic misconduct.
Academic misconduct is normally identified by examiners and reported within the relevant department. For information on reporting academic misconduct, or if you have been reported for academic misconduct, please look at your department's web pages which can be found going through the faculty your department belongs to.
Academic misconduct is normally identified by examiners and reported within the relevant department. For information on reporting academic misconduct, or if you have been reported for academic misconduct, please look at your department's web pages which can be found going through the faculty your department belongs to.
You can also find more information on the different types of academic misconduct and what to do if you have been accused of academic misconduct.
If you want to report academic misconduct that you are aware of it is normally best to discuss it with a member of staff in your department, such as your academic supervisor, the relevant module leader, or Chair of the Board of Studies.