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For a compulsory assignment, check with the teacher whether GenAI is permitted and how to report it; silence in course materials is not permission.
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Lund separates course assessment rules, student account guidance and staff services. Confirm teacher permission and reporting for each compulsory task. For a compulsory assignment, check with the teacher whether GenAI is permitted and how to report it; silence in course materials is not permission.
For a compulsory assignment, check with the teacher whether GenAI is permitted and how to report it; silence in course materials is not permission.
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How to use generative AI responsibly
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If you wish to use GenAI for a compulsory assignment or in an examination, you must always double-check with the teacher whether it is permitted and, if so, how you should report its use. Even if it is not clearly stated in the course materials that GenAI is prohibited, it may still be considered cheating if you make it appear as though you have created something yourself that a GenAI tool has generated for you.
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Lund University's student guidance says students who want to use GenAI for a compulsory assignment or examination must check whether it is permitted and how to report its use; presenting GenAI-generated work as one's own may be treated as cheating.
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Be open with your teachers
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AI at Lund University | Staff Pages
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Guidelines for Generative AI in Education: The Education Board has approved guidelines for the use of generative AI in first and second-cycle education. This document establishes a framework to ensure transparency, fairness and security in the integration of AI into teaching, learning and assessment. [Guidelines for the use of Generative AI in First and Second-Cycle Education at Lund University (pdf)]
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Lund University Education Board approved regulatory guidelines for first and second-cycle education (effective 15 August 2026) requiring course syllabi to clearly specify assessed learning outcomes in an AI-available environment, and mandating that any course restrictions or reporting requirements for generative AI be explicitly and consistently communicated to all students.
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Section: Guidelines for Generative AI in Education
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