LibGuides: Academic misconduct: Getting advice and help

Support from Student and Library Services

We are here to help and support you with your studies. See the helpsheet for guidance on how to access support for academic integrity

We can offer support face to face on campus, via email or Teams.

We also provide a series of study skills workshops - called Succeed@Tees. For more information, including online tutorials, recordings of sessions and handouts see https://libguides.tees.ac.uk/workshops

For help with writing or academic skills, book a tutorial with one of our learning development team: Yvonne or Sue at https://libguides.tees.ac.uk/tutorials/literature.

For help with searching for quality academic resources and referencing, book a tutorial with one of the Academic Librarians for your Subject area at https://libguides.tees.ac.uk/lrs/tutorials.

Learning Hub Guide
The Learning Hub can offer guidance with a variety of academic skills, including: writing and structure; help with presentations; being critical; literature searching; and referencing.
Referencing advice
The digital student guide

Further information and help

If you have been accused of academic misconduct or need further help and advice there are a number of places that can offer support:

Student's Union

email: suss@tees-su-org.uk

Appealing a decision with the Student Casework Office (Teesside UNiversity)

https://www.tees.ac.uk/sections/stud/student_casework_office.cfm

email: sco@tees.ac.uk

The Office of the Independent Adjudicator (OIA)

http://www.oiahe.org.uk

If you are still not satisfied with the help from Teesside University sources then you can contact the OIA.

Note: They normally expect students to follow their higher education provider’s internal procedures to their conclusion before complaining to them. (Can you complain to us? - OIAHE)