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If you do not conduct your studies at Griffith University honestly, ethically and in accordance with the accepted standards of academic conduct, you may be at risk of misconduct. There are two types of misconduct:
Student misconduct refers to behaviour by students—whether academic or non‑academic—that violates institutional codes, disrupts the learning environment, or undermines the integrity, safety, and expected standards within an educational setting.
Griffith University will take strong action if you are found to have engaged in misconduct, and this may result in your exclusion from further study.
For more information, refer to the Student Charter and Academic Integrity webpages.
You can also refer to the Student Academic Integrity Policy and the Student Conduct, Safety and Wellbeing Policy, which clearly outline the principles and procedures for addressing misconduct.
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