Unlock greater potential by maximising your awareness and understanding of Integrity!
The ability to utilise integrity in research, writing and teaching is vital for academic success. However, continuing to retain your integrity is fundamental but this can only be achieved by maintaining an ability to keep up-to date with the rules constituting academic dishonesty. Not so unlike technology rules and guidelines are continually changing. How then do you develop and maximise your understanding of honesty and dishonesty and continue to retain Integrity? BU’s Integrity Week will give you the skills and resources to do just that!
The importance of Academic Integrity will be highlighted at Bournemouth University’s Integrity Week.
Organised by cross faculty departments for students, staff and faculty, the week will comprise of a combination of interesting workshops, cross faculty and professional presentations where experts will share their knowledge on differing aspects of honesty and dishonesty. Panel discussions, open to all, will provide a lively forum for the sharing of experiences.
Reasons to attend!
- Unlock and achieve greater success through integrity
- Discover Integrity resources
- Acquire skills to utilise integrity in research, writing and teaching
- Learn how to maintain integrity in an evolving world of change
This will be an unparalleled week of opportunity for students, staff and faculty to ensure that through awareness and understanding BU stays at the forefront of everything that Integrity represents.
Check out the programme and book here
Integrity week 16 – 20 May 2022
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