Welcome to the AAIN

Promoting and protecting academic integrity

Who we are and what we do

A network of people working in academic integrity policy, practice and research

Events

News of upcoming events

Publications

Resources produced by the network and other bodies

Membership

Open to academic and professional staff working in the higher education sector in Australia and New Zealand

Australasian Academic Integrity Network

The AAIN is a network of over 900 academic and professional staff in approximately 125 higher education institutions in Australia and New Zealand. Members work in a diverse range of roles linked to student academic integrity policy, practice and research. The focus of the Network is on sharing good practice and resources, seeking advice from other institutions, and developing effective responses to new and emerging threats to academic integrity.

Latest AAIN updates

View some of the latest Event’s, publications, resources and topic discussions that are trending now within the AAIN network.

2024 Australasian Academic Integrity Network Forum

The fourth annual Australasian Academic Integrity Network Forum will be held on Friday, 6th September. Previous Forums have been a tremendous success with over 1200 registering for each.

Welcome to the new AAIN website

The AAIN is excited to release its new logo and website. Currently not all sections are available, but these will be released in the near future.

Our mission is to promote and protect academic integrity in the higher education sector

Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) defines academic integrity as ‘the expectation that teachers, students, researchers and all members of the academic community act with honesty, trust, fairness, respect and responsibility’.

AAIN members are steadfast in their commitment to

  • promoting academic integrity within their institutions
  • fostering students’ academic integrity knowledge and skills as an integral part of their learning journey, and
  • responding effectively to threats to integrity in student work.

This commitment to the maintenance of academic integrity is critical if we are to ensure that students have achieved the expected learning outcomes of their subjects and programs, and to protect the reputation of the higher education sector and the value of a higher education degree within the international arena.

Upcoming Events

 

4th AAIN Forum Online 6 Sep 2024 More information

Contact us

Please get in touch if you have anything to ask or say about the AAIN.
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Membership

The Network acknowledges the support of Deakin University in developing and hosting this website.

Acknowledgement to Country

The AAIN recognises the First Peoples of our nations and their ongoing connection to culture and country. We acknowledge First Nations Peoples of our lands as the Traditional Owners, Custodians and Lore Keepers and pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

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