Answered By: Monique Ritchie Last Updated: 21 Nov, 2023 Views: 4329
If you have any concerns about plagiarism in your work, you should raise the matter with your academic tutor or supervisor in the first instance, who will be able to advise you on the best next steps.
Regular workshops and support on referencing and avoiding plagiarism are offered throughout the year through initiatives and programmes run by Academic Liaison Librarians in Library Services and Academic Skills (ASK). Look out for sessions in events and training offered and promoted by the Graduate School, ASK, and LibSmart.
If you need to talk to someone in confidence, the Advice and Representation Centre, run by the Union of Brunel Students or Student Services may be able to help. See the links below.
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- Can you plagiarise yourself? Opens in new window
- Advice and Representation Centre - Brunel Students Opens in new window
- Academic Skills (ASK) Opens in new window
- Brunel Senate Regulations Opens in new window
- Graduate School Opens in new window
- Plagiarism Opens in new window
- Referencing Opens in new window
- Submitting your thesis Opens in new window
- Welfare and advice Opens in new window
- Where can I get my thesis checked for plagiarism? Opens in new window
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