Academic corruption — Unauthorized use by a student to deceive another person in meeting the coursework and degree requirements, cheating (hiding records, graphing calculators, mobile phones, sending test answers to the student via telegram), bribery of teachers-professors and students, fabrication (inventing evidence in scientific works, creating quotes, This includes falsifying information or making false claims about the research conducted, retaking (extending the exam), plagiarism (there are about 10 types), and academic misconduct.
This information served to increase students' awareness of various forms of corruption, to encourage them to be loyal to the principles of honesty and justice.
