Undergraduate students pursuing degrees in Cooperative and Business Management and Accounting (BCMA) at the Kizumbi Institute of Cooperative and Business Education (KICoB) attended a workshop today aimed at building their capacity to avoid plagiarism and adopt proper citation and referencing techniques.
The workshop, held at the KICoB campus this afternoon, emphasized the importance of ethical use of information sources. Students were introduced to strategies for identifying and correctly crediting original ideas, ensuring their academic work adheres to principles of academic integrity.
The session aimed to raise awareness about the consequences of plagiarism while equipping participants with practical skills to use information resources responsibly. Attendees engaged in hands-on exercises and discussions about the ethical implications of using and attributing intellectual property.
KICoB’s leadership underscored their commitment to fostering a culture of academic excellence and integrity, reiterating that such initiatives play a vital role in preparing students to contribute ethically and responsibly in their professional and academic pursuits.
The workshop marks a significant step in enhancing the quality of education and professional ethics among KICoB students, aligning with the institution’s vision to produce graduates equipped with both knowledge and integrity.