Your academic responsibilities
Learn about your academic responsibilities as a student, including taking an active role in your studies, maintaining the integrity and honesty of your work and maintaining your academic progress.
Take an active role in your learning
You're responsible for being actively engaged and involved in your studies. This includes:
- meeting minimum attendance requirements for your classes (if applicable)
- working collaboratively with other students in group work (as required)
- accessing and submitting your work on time.
Make the most of the study support available to help you with your studies.
Maintain academic integrity
You're responsible for the integrity and honesty of your academic work. This includes properly acknowledging your sources, accurately representing your own work and using AI responsibly.
Academic misconduct can have serious consequences. Find out more about academic integrity and using AI in your studies.
Follow copyright requirements
You're responsible for following copyright requirements during your studies.
Materials protected by copyright can include film, music, literature and other written content. Head to the Copyright Hub to learn more about copyright and how it applies to your work.
Maintain satisfactory academic progress
We work with you to help you manage your studies and make progress towards completing your course. We know your circumstances can affect your studies, so we monitor your academic progress throughout the year to see if you need extra help.
Learn more about academic progression, including what happens if your progress is assessed as unsatisfactory.