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Unisa Declaration of Own Work Form

The document is a declaration by a student affirming that the work submitted is original and properly cited. It confirms the student's understanding of the university's policies on research ethics, plagiarism, and copyright infringement. The student acknowledges that the work has not been submitted for credit elsewhere.

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Unisa Declaration of Own Work Form

The document is a declaration by a student affirming that the work submitted is original and properly cited. It confirms the student's understanding of the university's policies on research ethics, plagiarism, and copyright infringement. The student acknowledges that the work has not been submitted for credit elsewhere.

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DECLARATION OF OWN WORK

I,

(NAME and SURNAME) confirm that:

 this MODULE contains my own, original ideas and work


 those ideas, or work, that are not my own, have been cited through the prescribed
referencing system which I have familiarised myself with in Tutorial Letter
CMNALL/E/301
 I have not submitted the ideas or work contained in this MODULE for any other tertiary
education credit

Policy on
Research
 I have read the University’s Policy of Research Ethics [Link]
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 I have read and understood the PLAGIARISM POWERPOINT FOR UNDER-
GRADUATE STUDIES (available under “Additional Sources” on myUnisa)
 I have familiarised myself with the library guides ON PLAGIARISM AND ETHICS offered
by Unisa’s library: [Link]
 I have read and understood Unisa’s Policy for Copyright Infringement and
Plagiarism, and I am aware that plagiarism is punishable in terms of the Copyright Act 98
of 1978 and I have read the regulations of the University of South Africa in this respect,
available online: [Link]
%20admission/Docum
ents/Policy_copyright_infringement_plagiarism_16November2005.pdf

STUDENT NUMBER

SIGNATURE DATE

WITNESS DATE

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