Academic Responsibilities

You are responsible for the integrity of your academic work. This includes properly acknowledging and referencing your sources, and accurately representing your own work.

If you are found guilty of engaging in academic misconduct (such as cheating, acts of plagiarism, acts of fabrication, recycling content, colluding, falsifying data or ghost writing/contract cheating), depending on the severity of misconduct, you may receive a reduced mark, a fail grade for the assessment piece or the subject or you may even be suspended or expelled from the University.

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Bond University is committed to compliance with the Copyright Act 1968 (Commonwealth) and respects the rights of copyright holders under the law. Materials that have copyright may include film, music and literature, as well as written content.

Check our guide to Copyright Compliance Policy to ensure you understand the rules about what you can use.

You are responsible for being engaged and actively involved in your studies. This includes:

• keeping up with minimum attendance requirements for your classes
• working collaboratively with other students in group work
• accessing and submitting your work in a timely manner

The University provides a number of academic support services that can help.

You are responsible for progressing through your program in a timely manner. Bond University also has a mandated responsibility to monitor your academic progress and, where you are not making satisfactory progress, we may need to place conditions on your enrolment or exclude you from your program. We understand that challenges can arise, so it’s important to reach out to us early if you experience any difficulties. By engaging with us, we can help you stay on track, complete your program, and graduate successfully.

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