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Upholding academic integrity is a collective responsibility. Faculty, students and institutions must work together to build a culture where honesty is valued, learning is meaningful and credentials reflect true achievement. As educators, our mission is not just to assess knowledge but to shape ethical, competent professionals who can contribute with confidence in their fields.

This event highlights the fundamental relevance of academic integrity for everyone engaged in a learning community.

The day is to spark the prevention of contract cheating, which occurs when a student outsources their academic work.

Students have access to academic support from searches to paid services. Where is the line between help and cheating?

Without an explicit, strong connection to academic authenticity, a degree itself loses meaning.