Plagiarism and use of unfair means

For many students a significant part of the assessment will be based upon written coursework of various kinds.  Any work that you submit as part of your formal assessment should be your own original work.  If you are found to have plagiarised any part of this work, that is to say copied material from any other source, the penalties both from the College and the University will be extremely severe.  If you are in any doubt what constitutes plagiarism you should consult your Director of  Studies.  Similar penalties will apply to any student found to have adopted unfair means in any part of their examinations

Index

• Directors of Studies
• Supervisions
• Academic Assessment Forms
• Changing Course
• Examinations
• Plagiarism and use of unfair means
• Action following poor exam results

• Teaching at Clare (names of Fellows/Directors of Studies)

• University Statement on Transferable Skills
• Transferable Skills - an interactive guide