In addition, such statement and the link https://auca.kg/en/code_of_conduct1/ to the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct shall be a mandatory component in every academic program syllabus of AUCA.
AUCA requires every academic program syllabus to include an AI-policy statement and a link to the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct.
Instructors can set individual policies on regulating the utility of generative AI and other tools in their courses provided they: Set clear policies, whether permitting or prohibiting some or all tools; Communicate them clearly in their individual course syllabi.
AUCA permits instructors to set course-level policies regulating generative AI and other tools when those policies are clear and communicated in course syllabi.
In addition, such statement and the link https://auca.kg/en/code_of_conduct1/ to the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct shall be a mandatory component in every academic program syllabus of AUCA.
AUCA requires every academic program syllabus to include an AI-policy statement and a link to the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct.
Instructors can set individual policies on regulating the utility of generative AI and other tools in their courses provided they: Set clear policies, whether permitting or prohibiting some or all tools; Communicate them clearly in their individual course syllabi.
AUCA permits instructors to set course-level policies regulating generative AI and other tools when those policies are clear and communicated in course syllabi.
Usage of AI can be found in the AUCA AI Policy. 2.3. Cheating. This involves using prohibited resources during a proctored exam, including but not limited to cheat sheets, notes, books, internet, AI, instant messaging services or other students.
AUCA's student conduct code states that AI use is addressed in the AUCA AI Policy for plagiarism and lists AI among prohibited resources whose use during a proctored exam constitutes cheating.
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Part III, Section A, Definitions of Academic Dishonesty
Usage of AI can be found in the AUCA AI Policy. 2.3. Cheating. This involves using prohibited resources during a proctored exam, including but not limited to cheat sheets, notes, books, internet, AI, instant messaging services or other students.
AUCA's student conduct code states that AI use is addressed in the AUCA AI Policy for plagiarism and lists AI among prohibited resources whose use during a proctored exam constitutes cheating.
claim-auca-code-ai-academic-dishonesty
Part III, Section A, Definitions of Academic Dishonesty
In addition, such statement and the link https://auca.kg/en/code_of_conduct1/ to the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct shall be a mandatory component in every academic program syllabus of AUCA.
AUCA requires every academic program syllabus to include an AI-policy statement and a link to the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct.
Instructors can set individual policies on regulating the utility of generative AI and other tools in their courses provided they: Set clear policies, whether permitting or prohibiting some or all tools; Communicate them clearly in their individual course syllabi.
AUCA permits instructors to set course-level policies regulating generative AI and other tools when those policies are clear and communicated in course syllabi.
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Academic Integrity
AUCA's student conduct code states that AI use is addressed in the AUCA AI Policy for plagiarism and lists AI among prohibited resources whose use during a proctored exam constitutes cheating.
Usage of AI can be found in the AUCA AI Policy. 2.3. Cheating. This involves using prohibited resources during a proctored exam, including but not limited to cheat sheets, notes, books, internet, AI, instant messaging services or other students.
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Part III, Section A, Definitions of Academic Dishonesty
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Teaching
AUCA requires every academic program syllabus to include an AI-policy statement and a link to the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct.
In addition, such statement and the link https://auca.kg/en/code_of_conduct1/ to the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct shall be a mandatory component in every academic program syllabus of AUCA.
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May 21, 2026
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Teaching
AUCA permits instructors to set course-level policies regulating generative AI and other tools when those policies are clear and communicated in course syllabi.
Instructors can set individual policies on regulating the utility of generative AI and other tools in their courses provided they: Set clear policies, whether permitting or prohibiting some or all tools; Communicate them clearly in their individual course syllabi.
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English (en)
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May 21, 2026
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AI Policy page, body text
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AUCA - AI Policy
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Citation: University AI Policy Tracker. "American University of Central Asia AI Policy Tracker record." Last checked May 21, 2026. https://eduaipolicy.org/universities/american-university-of-central-asia
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Can I use AI for my coursework?
American University of Central Asia has 2 source-backed public claims for coursework; deterministic analysis status: required.
