Student Code of Conduct and Agreement

We thank you for enrolling in the NTU  Agentic AI Leadership programme. It's always our goal to provide an enriching learning experience to all our valued participants. To ensure that all participants are aligned with the same set of values, we expect you to read through the three key policies described below (Code of Conduct, Refunds and Deferments and Academic Integrity), and indicate your agreement with them.

This is a programme prerequisite activity, and you will not be allowed to proceed until you have completed this mandatory activity.

Code of Conduct

We encourage the use of respectful language in all course communication—in the online environment, email, or other tools. Apply the same standards of behavior and effective communication online that you would adhere to in a professional face-to-face setting. To help all participants have an engaging program experience, we ask that everyone read and acknowledge this program agreement. Your agreement here indicates that you agree to our Student and Academic Policies.

• Respect the privacy of other participants
• Respect the diversity of opinions and cultures that will be present in your program
• Use a single account on the platform and provide correct information about yourself
• Do not reproduce content from your program or from other participants unless expressly allowed under the copyright terms laid out by the course administrator
• Do not submit the work of others as your own work or engage in any activity that will improve or harm others' points

If you believe that someone has violated this agreement, contact Programme Support with your concerns.

Submissions

• Participants must complete all assignments by Wednesday, November 11, 2026, to receive a certificate of completion for this course.
• Assignments submitted on time will be reviewed and marked complete within one week of the submission due date. Late submissions will be reviewed and marked complete at some point before the end of the course.
• You can submit assignments and receive a "complete" up until the end of the course. After Wednesday, November 11, 2026, you will not be able to submit further coursework.

Academic Integrity

Participants are individually accountable for the work they submit. They must not submit the work of others as their own or engage in any activity that will improve or harm others' scores. Plagiarism is a form of academic dishonesty.

Upon reading all the points above, please acknowledge and agree to the conditions via the form that follows.