University of Wolverhampton AI Policy

PrivateLast Updated: February 2026

Academic IntegrityInstitutional & AdministrativeResearchTeaching & Learning
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Policy Coverage
33%4 of 12
Permitted
Coursework
This university allows students to use AI tools in coursework, subject to course-level guidelines set by instructors.
Required
Disclosure
Students must formally disclose and cite any AI assistance used when submitting academic work.
Active
Detection
The university has mechanisms in place to detect unauthorized AI use.
Not Defined
Governance
No formal AI governance structure or strategy has been published.
POLICY OVERVIEW

AI Policy Summary

University of Wolverhampton has defined AI policies across 4 of 12 policy categories, covering Academic Integrity, Institutional & Administrative, Research, Teaching & Learning. AI tools are generally permitted in coursework, subject to instructor guidelines. Students are required to disclose and attribute AI-generated content in their academic work. The university employs detection and enforcement mechanisms for unauthorized AI use.

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Teaching & Learning

U1Coursework & Assignments
AI Permitted
  • Students may use AI tools to assist with understanding topics or improving writing, but they must not use AI to generate assignment content and submit it as their own original work

Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to generate an assignment and submitting it as your own work is considered academic misconduct.

U2Examinations & Assessments
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No policy defined yet
U3Learning & Study Assistance
AI Encouraged for Study
  • AI tools are permitted for learning support, including understanding a topic, planning assignment structure, and improving grammar or academic writing style

AI can be used to help you understand a topic, plan the structure of an assignment, or check your grammar and academic writing style.

U4Code Generation & Programming
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No policy defined yet
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Research

U5Research Writing & Manuscript Preparation
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No policy defined yet
U6Research Data & Analysis
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No policy defined yet
U7Research Ethics & Integrity
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No policy defined yet
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Academic Integrity

U8Disclosure & Attribution Requirements
Disclosure MandatoryCitation Required
  • Any use of AI tools in student assignments must be transparently acknowledged and referenced correctly

If you do use AI tools to help with your assignment, you must reference them correctly to avoid plagiarism. Cite Them Right provides guidance on how to reference AI.

U9Detection & Enforcement
Enforcement Defined
  • Submitting AI-generated material as original work is treated as an assessment offence and handled under the university's Academic Misconduct Policy

If you use AI to generate an assignment and submit it as your own work, this is an assessment offence and will be dealt with under the Academic Misconduct Policy.

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Institutional & Administrative

U10Faculty & Staff Use
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No policy defined yet
U11Institutional Data Protection & Approved AI Platforms
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No policy defined yet
U12University AI Governance & Strategy
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No policy defined yet

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