Coursework
Conditions and evidence gaps
Assessment AI use is classified as none, limited or full authorization; the course or department must communicate the applicable position.
CourseworkThe London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Conditions and evidence gaps
Status & scope
Assessment authorization is set by departments/course convenors. Research guidance and external-tool data restrictions have separate scopes.
Assessment AI use is classified as none, limited or full authorization; the course or department must communicate the applicable position.
Original official evidence
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https://info.lse.ac.uk/staff/divisions/Eden-Centre/Artificial-Intelligence-Education-and-Assessment/School-position-on-generative-AI
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In advance of the start of the academic year, all academic departments must agree department-wide or course-level positions on the authorised use of generative AI in assessment within one of the following positions: Position 1: No authorised use of generative AI in assessment. Position 2: Limited authorised use of generative AI in assessment. Position 3: Full authorised use of generative AI in assessment.
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LSE requires departments or course convenors to classify authorised generative AI use in assessment as no authorised use, limited authorised use, or full authorised use, and to communicate the position to students.
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School position on the use of generative AI in assessment 2025/26
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https://info.lse.ac.uk/current-students/digital-skills-lab/Gen-AI
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By making generative AI tools available, LSE is not endorsing the unrestricted use of generative AI tools by students and staff. You should always check your specific course and/or department policy on the use of generative AI tools.
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LSE states that making generative AI tools available does not endorse unrestricted use, and users should check their specific course, programme, or department policy.
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Generative AI guidance page
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Guidelines on use of generative AI in education for academic year 2026/27
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All academic departments must agree their policy on the use (authorised or unauthorised) of generative AI
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Guidelines on use of generative AI in education for academic year 2026/27
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Assessment Integrity Regulations
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The unauthorised use of Artificial Intelligence software to help with any part of a student’s assessment is strictly prohibited.
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Assessment Integrity Regulations
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