At Griffith University, academic integrity means that our students act with the values of honesty, trust, fairness, respect, responsibility and courage in their learning. The benefits of using these values in your studies are appealing to future employers and can motivate your sense of professional performance and pride towards your academic achievements.
Check out the resources that have been created to support your commitment to academic integrity in your studies.
Skills for academic success and integrity
The key to navigating academic success with honesty are skills you can learn and apply in your studies.
Learn how to enhance your understanding and practice in this area and gain the skills that can help you act with academic integrity. You can work through it in your own time, at your pace and revisit it at anytime in the future.
Work through the self-paced tutorial
The accompanying workshop is held in week 2 of each trimester. You can register to attend other library workshops that focus on these skills that are held throughout the year.
Introduction to Academic Integrity module
As a Griffith University student it is important that you understand academic integrity and your obligations and responsibilities to act in an honest and ethical manner.
Completion of this module will help you understand the principles around integrity and will set you up for success at University and in the workplace. It will take approximately 15 minutes to complete. It is strongly encouraged that you complete it by the end of the first trimester of study.
Academic integrity student tutorial
This tutorial helps you understand more about academic integrity and why it is important. You will learn about the types of academic misconduct and the University's policies.
Referencing
Citing and referencing your sources is an important part of maintaining academic integrity. Need help with referencing?
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools
Check your assessment or course details to determine if you are permitted to use generative AI tools to complete your assessment. Further information is available on the Why Academic integrity matters web page.
When citing content produced by these tools follow the examples in the AI section of the referencing guide.
Ask the library
We are here to help!
Find us in the libraries or contact us by phone or online.
Workshops
We offer online workshops on researching, referencing, structuring assignments and exam preparation. Come along and improve your skills!
Peer assisted study sessions
Attend a student facilitated group study session.
Griffith mentors study support
Get study support by connecting with a Griffith student mentor.