The phrase "academic wrongdoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to unethical or dishonest behavior in an academic context, such as cheating or plagiarism.
Example: "The university has strict policies in place to address any instances of academic wrongdoing among its students."
Alternatives: "academic misconduct" or "scholarly dishonesty".
"UCLA should actually be sighing in relief that one of SI's best reporters could spend two months digging into a marquee team located in a glitzy city and come up with zero NCAA violations, zero academic fraud, zero wrongdoing other than the usual idiot college partying.
Nearly 40,000 Australians are calling on the Turnbull government to stop the privatisation of Asic's corporate registry, warning it will jeopardise the ability of journalists and academics to investigate corporate wrongdoing.
That is hard to swallow, given the scale of the crisis and the evidence of wrongdoing from private litigation, academic research and other sources.
Televised confessions like Wang's have recently become a mainstay of Chinese politics, with bloggers, academics, and journalists forced to admit wrongdoing on public TV.
So far, Ms. Walwipha is the only member of the panel, which includes government officials as well as academic experts, to come forward with accusations of wrongdoing.
While whistleblowers play an important role in revealing wrongdoing to the public, there is surprisingly little academic research on whistleblowing to the media, and even less on the role of technology in it.
A conference of campaigners and academics, entitled "How Corrupt is Britain?", will hear evidence that wrongdoing is not confined to a few corrupt officials but is systemic within leading institutions.
The report came more than five months after the journalist, Luo Changping, boldly challenged Mr. Liu and investigators by publicly accusing Mr. Liu of shady business deals and other wrongdoing like threatening to kill his mistress and overstating his academic qualifications.
The statement goes on to completely exonerate Shepherd of any wrongdoing, saying "showing a TVO clip for the purposes of an academic discussion is a reasonable classroom teaching tool".
USC denied wrongdoing and said it simply recruited a prestigious scientist, an activity that academic institutions routinely perform.
