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Sejong University's 2025 notice for international students says generative AI use is conditionally permitted, varies by syllabus or instructor guidance, and submitting AI-produced content without explicit instructor permission constitutes academic misconduct.
Sejong University's 2026 AI usage guideline tells students that if they use AI for learning or assignments, they must transparently disclose the fact of AI use, such as through footnotes, citations, or reference details.
Sejong University's 2026 AI usage guideline tells students not to enter sensitive personal information into AI systems and not to upload undisclosed research data or internal assignment materials because of leakage risk.
Sejong University's 2026 AI usage guideline says faculty and students should agree in advance on the principles and scope of AI use in classes or assessments, with course-specific rules communicated in the syllabus or first class.
Sejong University's 2023 Korean teaching and learning guidance asks instructors and students to discuss generative AI use in teaching and learning, follow agreed terms, critically review AI-used materials, and use outputs ethically and responsibly.
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official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 7:03 PM
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