Academic Integrity
Academic Integrity at Northwestern University
Academic integrity at Northwestern is based on a respect for individual achievement that lies at the heart of academic culture. Every faculty member and student, both undergraduate and graduate, belongs to a community of scholars where academic integrity is a fundamental commitment.
Detailed standards of academic conduct, procedures, and sanctions are set forth by each of the schools. It is the responsibility of every member of the academic community to be familiar with the specific policies of his or her own school and to bear in mind relevant policies governing activities not directly addressed herein, such as internships, specific graduate programs, and University research.
The Office of Student Conduct & Conflict Resolution (formerly Judicial Affairs) does not investigate or resolve alleged academic integrity violations; these matters are heard by the academic schools and their deans.
For More Information about Academic Integrity at Northwestern
- Academic Integrity at Northwestern - comprehensive site from the Provost's Office containing the Principles of Academic Integrity, the Guide Book, and specific resources for undergraduates, graduate & professional students, and faculty
- Principles of Academic Integrity
- Eight Cardinal Rules of Academic Integrity
- How to Avoid Plagiarism