Academic Integrity

Source: https://libguides.tcd.ie/academic-integrity/consequences Parent: https://libguides.tcd.ie/academic-integrity

• About this guide
• What does good academic practice look like?
• Study practices
• Referencing practices
• What is academic misconduct and how do I avoid it?
• What are the consequences of academic misconduct?
• What happens if academic misconduct is suspected?
• Consequences
• The College Calendar
• Where can I go for further support?
• Coversheet declaration
• Ready Steady Write Plagiarism Tutorial
• GenAI LibGuide

What happens if academic misconduct is suspected?

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Abbreviations

DGS Dean of Graduate Studies

DTL Director of Teaching and Learning (Undergraduate or Postgraduate)

MC Module Coordinator

SLSenior Lecturer

Consequences

Levels of academic misconduct are defined within the general academic regulations in the University of Dublin Calendar. Different consequences may be applied according to the level. Further information on these consequences can be found here.

The College Calendar

The University of Dublin Calendar contains the general academic regulations that apply to undergraduate and postgraduate students at Trinity, including in relation to academic integrity. For convenience, those elements are linked to below.

• University of Dublin Calendar
• Calendar Statement on Plagiarism for Undergraduates - Part II, §96-99

• Calendar Statement on Plagiarism for Postgraduates - Part III, §1.50-55

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