The Educational and Psychological Guidance Unit at the College of Law, Al-Qadisiyah University, held a scientific seminar entitled “The Repercussions of Cheating on the Quality of Education.” The seminar featured presentations by Assistant Professor Dr. Layla Hamza Radhi and Dr. Ali Hamza Jabr.
The seminar aimed to highlight the seriousness of academic cheating and its negative impact on the outcomes of the educational process and students’ academic achievement. It also sought to promote the values of integrity and academic honesty as the foundation for quality education and for building students’ character on sound ethical principles. Furthermore, the seminar clarified the relationship between cheating and the decline in educational quality, including weakened competencies, lower graduate standards, and a loss of trust in educational institutions. The seminar concluded that combating cheating is not limited to penalties alone, but requires a comprehensive approach that includes developing teaching and assessment methods, enhancing students’ ethical awareness, activating the role of families and educational institutions, and creating a fair and stimulating learning environment conducive to genuine learning.
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