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Prior studies have focused on laws and regulations to combat corruption while overlooking the significant role of education in transforming the culture of corruption. Hence, this paper proposes a multiplatform framework for how higher education...

Although academic dishonesty is a problem throughout higher education institutions, faculty underreport academic misconduct for a variety of reasons. This study investigated the relationship between motivational factors and likelihood to report...

Academic misconduct besmirches the honor of those within a university. We explored Texas A&M University students’ perceptions of integrity in relation to academic misconduct. A correlational predictive non-experimental design was used to conduct the...

Corruption in higher education, particularly institutional corruption, is increasingly recognised as a critical issue, though its manifestations remain underexplored. This study uses the case of Austrian public universities to explore how indicator...

This table shows the origins of complaints and decisions between 1997 and 2001.

We studied the information about the income and property of employees of these ministries, which were included in our "Declarator" database, and decided to tell you about the most interesting finds. But not only for the last year, but for the last...

Nous avons mené deux études afin d’identifier pourquoi les universitaires acceptent de décerner un titre prestigieux à des travaux non conformes aux attendus. À travers des entretiens semi-directifs conduits auprès de 19 universitaires, la première...

Rectors and presidents of universities are required to report on their income and property. How to use these reports to fight corruption in higher education

The purpose of these Principles and Lexicon is to provide support for institutions in developing their approach to academic integrity, and to enable the use of a common terminology when talking or writing about academic integrity in the context of...

Most of Kazakhstan’s 130 colleges and universities are owned either by high-level officials or their relatives, an investigation by RFE/RL's Kazakh Service has revealed.