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Prosecuting the innocent and vindicating the guilty: the muddy waters of cheating in tertiary education

Oct 2, 2024

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Emma Peters

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Back in January, as the academic year was set to begin, staff at the University of Sydney received an email from an anonymous account. The message expressed discontent with the University’s decision to investigate allegations of ‘contract cheating’ in a first-year philosophy course. According to the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA), contract cheating…

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Prosecuting the innocent and vindicating the guilty: the muddy waters of cheating in tertiary education