Academic Honesty Education Module 2023
Resources and Support
INFORMATION ON ACADEMIC INTEGRITY AND HONESTY
Academic Integrity is everyone’s responsibility. That means the University, its process and policies, its
staff, and its students. Through the student lens, this means:
- submitting your own work
- sitting your own tests and exams
- reporting a suspected breach of Academic Integrity
You can find more information on the current students website
- Learn more about academic integrity
- Find out about types of academic integrity breaches, including contract cheating
- How does detection, reporting and investigation work?
- Learn more about what student misconduct is and how to report it
LEARNING AND SUPPORT SERVICES
LIBRARY
LEARNING HUB
- Visit the Library
- The Learning Hub (Academic Language and Learning)
helps students to develop their academic
communication, research and study skills.
- Learn more about Referencing and Citation Styles
- Video chat or message a Peer Learning Advisor via
PeerConnect. Available Mon - Fri, 12pm - 4pm
- Exam ready sessions are run by the Peer Learning
Advisors every semester to help you to keep healthy,
study effectively, connect with others to succeed in
your exams.
- Assignment support for coursework students - Join
a drop-in session or workshop.
- Sign up for Academic Language and Learning
workshops or Peer-facilitated programs.
- You can also access further learning resources and
courses in the Learning Hub (Academic Language and
Learning) Canvas site.
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- PeerPod is a bi-monthly podcast that discusses
topics related to various aspects of university life
from a student perspective.
The Learning Hub (Mathematics) provides a safe and
supportive environment for students to develop the
mathematical confidence and ability needed to
succeed in their courses.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION AND ARRANGMENTS
COUNSELLING AND MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
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- As a student, you can access free professional and
confidential psychological and mental health services
through our Student Counselling Service.
- The self-help resources and apps cover a range of
topics to help you manage your well-being, including
strategies to help with your study such as beating
procrastination, time management among other
things.
While you are studying, there may be exceptional
circumstances or essential commitments that impact your
academic performance. Find out more about the special
consideration and special arrangements process.
INCLUSION AND DISABILITY SERVICES
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We offer a range of services and adjustments to help you
achieve your academic goals and minimise the impact a
disability can have on your experience at university. See
more information on Inclusion and Disability Support.
FURTHER ADVICE AND SUPPORT
For advice and support in various processes, you may wish to speak to the student organisations.
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The Students' Representative Council (SRC)
What the SRC Casework Help service can do for you (undergraduate students).
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Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association (SUPRA)
Learn about SUPRA Student Advice and Advocacy Service (postgraduate students).
The Office of Educational Integrity
educational.integrity@sydney.edu.au
+61 2 8627 4769