Are you a victim of an academic misconduct?
THE COMMON TYPES OF ACADEMIC & RESEARCH MALPRACTICE
Any kind of authorship attribution not based on genuine contribution (e.g. gift or guest authorship).
Source: ENAI Glossary for Academic Integrity (link)
Form of academic misconduct when a person uses a third party to assist them to produce work (e.g. dissertation), whether or not payment or favour is involved.
Source: ENAI Glossary for Academic Integrity (link)
Mistreatment of person(s) in order to benefit from unmerited advantages.
Source: ENAI Glossary for Academic Integrity (link)
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- Launch of the Victim Support Portal at ECAIP 2022 (4th-6th May 2022; Porto, Portugal)
- Presentation at QQI 10th Anniversary Conference (18th-19th October 2022; Dublin, Ireland)
- Presentation about the Portal from COMU team (12th October 2022; Cannakale, Turkey)
- Introduction to Erasmus+ FAITH PR3
