Attendance fraud academic misconduct
Can signing another student into a class or asking someone to record my attendance lead to misconduct proceedings?
Can signing another student into a class or asking someone to record my attendance lead to misconduct proceedings?
Can an accidental wrong-file or wrong-module upload be treated as academic misconduct?
Must the university identify the exact academic-misconduct rule it says I broke?
Can collecting data without the correct research ethics approval be academic misconduct?
What can I do if my university timetable is released late or keeps changing?
Can I challenge inconsistent marking at University between different markers, seminar groups or campuses?
Can the university reject my academic appeal at the initial screening stage without a full hearing?
Can students submit a group academic appeal at University about the same examination or marking problem?
Can sharing my University assignment after I have submitted it still amount to collusion?
Who is responsible when my course is taught by a partner college but awarded by a university?
Does academic misconduct require an intention to cheat, or can an accidental or unsuccessful breach still be punished?
Can a change in writing style or a difference between my spoken and written English prove contract cheating?
What can I do if the university repeatedly fails to return coursework feedback on time?
Can students make a group complaint about the same teaching or course-delivery problem at University?
Which mark should count if my University resit result is lower than my first attempt?
Should a minor first offence be treated as poor academic practice rather than academic misconduct?
Must I repeat every assessment in a University module when I failed only one component?
Can I refuse a compensated pass at University and choose to resit the module?
What should happen if my University academic appeal is still undecided before a resit or progression deadline?
Can receiving or sharing leaked exam questions or answers in a WhatsApp group be academic misconduct even if I do not use them?