Practical guidance for professors and PhD supervisors on setting course and doctoral AI rules in 2025. Use disclosure, privacy and assessment checklists with templates.

Explore the updated October 2025 edition of thesify’s guide to generative AI policies at the world’s top universities. See new rankings, rules and tips.

Learn how major publishers regulate AI in journals: authorship rules, disclosure requirements, image restrictions, peer review limits, and a pre-submission checklist.

Learn how to preserve your academic voice when using AI writing tools. Professor Michael Meeuwis shares how to keep your style clear, original, and ethical.

Explore professor-focused insights from the 2025 HEPI Student AI Survey. Learn curriculum adaptation, faculty AI literacy strategies, and assessment redesign to effectively teach with AI in higher education.

Discover insights from HEPI’s 2025 student AI survey, learn exactly how university students use generative AI ethically, avoid plagiarism, and build essential skills for academic success.

Understand ethical AI use in academic writing. See responsible AI use-cases in academia for research, structuring, citations, and revisions while maintaining integrity.

Concerned about AI detection in your assignments? Learn how professors identify AI-generated content, the tools they employ, and how to ethically incorporate AI into your academic writing.

How are the world’s top universities handling generative AI? In this guide we break down the AI policies at each of the top 20 universities.

With the rise of AI writing tools, students often ask: Is using AI plagiarism in college? The answer depends on how AI is used and whether it crosses ethical boundaries.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to offer students substantial support for independent learning and writing. Not to mention, AI is changing how students engage with academic material.