The term ‘good academic practice refers to all the things academics have to do to make sure their work is scholarly, ethical and honest. As a student you will be expected to present your academic work in an appropriate academic style using accurate referencing techniques to acknowledge all of the sources you use. 

Watch this short video clip from Oxford University where some university students offer useful advice on how to achieve good academic practice. Make a note of their two top tips and try to implement them in your studies at Abertay.

Understanding the basics
Developing good academic practice 
Further resources

Next steps

To develop any of the above skills further, click on the link to the Abertay Study Skills page to consult our range of Study Skills Guides, see the range of workshops delivered on campus and online throughout the academic year. To use our coursework feedback service, or book an individual appointment to discuss issues you may be experiencing in your studies, contact the Learner Development Team studyskills@abertay.ac.uk  

You can also contact the Library library@abertay.ac.uk for specific help with referencing and questions about the best way to search for useful sources. 

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