An advisory session on academic integrity and corruption prevention was held for B-St-26/1R (Group 2). The session was led by the group’s academic adviser, T.K. Bekzhanova, Candidate of Economic Sciences and Acting Professor.
Student Aruzhan Muratova delivered a presentation on completing assignments independently, avoiding plagiarism, and using academic sources correctly. Participants also discussed the negative impact of corruption on educational quality and fair assessment.
The adviser introduced the academic integrity section of the university’s official website and explained how to report possible violations or request clarification through university communication channels. The meeting aimed to strengthen students’ personal responsibility and promote an ethical learning environment.