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Ulster University

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Review: Agent reviewedLast checkedMay 17, 2026Last changedMay 17, 2026Claims4Sources4
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Ulster University currently has 4 source-backed claim records and 4 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 17, 2026.

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11 # Ulster University AI policy record
2+academic_integrity: Ulster University's Student Guide identifies inappropriate use of generative AI tools as academic misconduct when the tools are deployed for assessment without authorisation or beyond what assessment instructions permit.
3+Evidence (en, b39c79026b28): Inappropriate use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools: Generative AI tools deployed for assessment purposes without authorisation or beyond that permitted in the assessment instructions.
4+privacy: Ulster University's student guidance tells students to be very careful about what they upload to GenAI tools and says never to input personal information, confidential or sensitive data, placement, patient or client scenarios, draft assignments or reflective work, unpublished research data, or copyrighted material.
5+Evidence (en, bb3dbeaac6e1): When using GenAI tools, be very careful about what you upload or share. Never input: Personal information (yours or others'); Confidential or sensitive data; Placement, patient, or client scenarios; Draft assignments or reflective work; Unpublished research data; Copyrighted material.
6+ai_tool_treatment: Ulster University's student guidance says the University does not ban generative AI tools, but students who use them are expected to do so thoughtfully, transparently, and in line with module requirements.
7+Evidence (en, bb3dbeaac6e1): You are not required to use GenAI to succeed at Ulster. If you choose to use it, you are expected to do so thoughtfully, transparently, and in line with your module requirements. The University does not ban Generative AI tools.
8+teaching: Ulster University's staff guidance says its GenAI advice applies to all taught modules and forms of assessed or submitted work across the university, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and continuing education programmes.
9+Evidence (en, 205a4cf09516): This advice applies to all taught modules and forms of assessed or submitted work across the university, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and continuing education programmes.

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4 claim records

privacy

Ulster University's student guidance tells students to be very careful about what they upload to GenAI tools and says never to input personal information, confidential or sensitive data, placement, patient or client scenarios, draft assignments or reflective work, unpublished research data, or copyrighted material.

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teaching

Ulster University's staff guidance says its GenAI advice applies to all taught modules and forms of assessed or submitted work across the university, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and continuing education programmes.

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academic_integrity

Ulster University's Student Guide identifies inappropriate use of generative AI tools as academic misconduct when the tools are deployed for assessment without authorisation or beyond what assessment instructions permit.

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ai_tool_treatment

Ulster University's student guidance says the University does not ban generative AI tools, but students who use them are expected to do so thoughtfully, transparently, and in line with module requirements.

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4 source attributions