Where is there dignity unless there is honesty?

Cicero (106 - 23 B.C.E.)
Academic Integrity

"Academic integrity is a commitment, even in the face of adversity, to five fundamental values: honesty, trust, fairness, respect and responsibility. From these values flow principles of behavior that enable academic communities to translate ideals into action." Thus begins the Code of Academic Ethics which governs behavior related to academic integrity at the American University in Cairo. The Code sets the guidelines of behavior for faculty, students and staff.

Council on Academic Integrity (CAI)

As part of the institutionalization of academic integrity awareness, the university established the Council on Academic Integrity whose job it is to continuously monitor and enhance this awareness among all members of the academic community.  The Council on Academic Integrity (CAI) was established in September 2006. Members are appointed by, and the committee reports directly to, the Provost.

Important Links

Code of Academic Ethics text of the Code.

For Students - the role of students, including definitions of what violates academic integrity and how to avoid it

For Faculty - the role faculty play, rights and responsibilities

Announcements and Activities - latest news conferences, workshops, and enhancing awareness on academic integrity.

Forms & Handouts -  downloadable files including an incident report form and agreement forms.

Feedback & Comments - All feedback and comments will be handled rapidly and with full confidentiality