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Sun Yat-sen University's academic ethics standards define academic misconduct to include fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, and other conduct that violates recognized academic norms or academic integrity.
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Sun Yat-sen University's academic ethics standards define academic misconduct to include fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, and other conduct that violates recognized academic norms or academic integrity.
Sun Yat-sen University requires academic norms and academic-integrity education to be a necessary part of teacher training and student education, and says supervisors should educate and guide their students on academic norms and integrity.
For students found to have committed academic misconduct, Sun Yat-sen University lists possible measures including ending or revoking related research projects, temporary ineligibility for awards or research-project applications, revocation of academic awards or honors, and recovery or suspension of related awards or scholarships.
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