University Policies and Procedures

You are expected to familiarize yourself with university policies. Refer to the graduate academic calendar for more information about responsibilities, policies and procedures pertaining to graduate education at Laurier.

• Academic, Research and Non-Academic Misconduct: Academic dishonesty, fraud, misconduct and failure to respect the rights of others are all offences under this code.
• Research Ethics: Information on Laurier's policy on ethics review of research involving humans, including a link to the online research ethics board application system.
• Intellectual Property: Students who submit work to the university that is eligible for copyright protection, and which is submitted as a requirement of an academic program, are entitled to sole copyright ownership.
• Harassment/Discrimination
  
• Student Records and Privacy
  
• Academic Accommodation of Graduate Students with Disabilities
• Student–Advisor Discussion Checklist: This checklist provides a guide for discussing mutual expectations between a graduate student and advisor.