Singapore Academic Integrity Policies & AI Tools

Singapore universities — both public and private — adopt a balanced approach to AI tools. Here's what each institution expects.

Public Universities

NUS

NUS allows AI tools for brainstorming and research but requires all assessed work to reflect original student thinking. AI-generated content submitted without declaration constitutes academic dishonesty.

NTU

NTU's academic integrity code includes specific provisions for generative AI. Students must declare AI usage and demonstrate original analysis.

SMU

SMU requires AI usage declarations and provides templates for documenting how AI tools were used.

Private & Autonomous Universities

SUSS

SUSS requires AI declarations across all programmes. The university emphasises that working adult students must demonstrate critical thinking and domain expertise in submissions.

SIM Global Education

SIM follows the academic integrity policies of its partner universities (University of London, Birmingham, RMIT). AI policies may vary by programme, but Turnitin AI detection is universally applied.

Kaplan Singapore

Kaplan enforces the academic integrity standards of its partner institutions (Murdoch, Essex). Students must declare AI usage, and all submissions go through Turnitin.

James Cook University Singapore

JCU Singapore follows Australian academic standards. Their AI policy requires transparency in AI tool usage with clear consequences for undeclared AI-generated content.

MDIS

MDIS applies the academic integrity policies of its UK and Australian partner universities. AI declarations are required for assessed work.

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