Find out which of Charles Sturt's academic policies and procedures apply to your work as an academic.
The Division of Learning and Teaching (DLT) owns a number of academic policies and procedures.
The Academic Integrity Policy states requirements for staff and students to practise, promote and defend academic integrity. The policy should be read in conjunction with the following procedure.
In 2024, the ownership of the Academic Integrity Policy and Procedure was transfered to the Office of Academic Quality and Standards. DLT still support academic staff in promoting and upholding academic integrity.
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The Statement of Principles for the use of Artificial Intelligence is available to staff and students to guide the ethical and responsible use of AI.
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The Academic Quality Policy allows us to maintain and enhance the quality of academic activities within our statutory obligations and strategic priorities.
This policy applies to all academic activities and staff. It also applies to the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle in an academic setting.
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The Assessment Policy sets out the requirements for assessment in subjects. The policy should be read in conjunction with the following supporting procedures.
Please see the list of frequently asked questions about the seven day automatic extension (associated with the Assessment Policy and Assessment Flexibility Procedure)
If you have any questions, please email dltadmin@csu.edu.au
The Course and Subject Policy sets out course and subject requirements for each stage of the accreditation life cycle, including:
The policy should be read in conjunction with the following supporting procedures.
If you have any questions, please email dltadmin@csu.edu.au
If you have any questions on Workplace Learning, please email wil‑strategy@csu.edu.au or visit Work Integrated Learning