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How to Reference Sources & Avoid Plagiarism | University Guide
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Learn how academic referencing works and reduce the risk of plagiarism in university assignments. This student guide explains the difference between quoting, paraphrasing and citing, along with practical habits for keeping track of sources.
This referencing guide covers: ✓ When a source needs a citation ✓ Quoting versus paraphrasing ✓ In-text citations and reference lists ✓ Recording source details while researching ✓ Checking your university's required referencing style
Referencing rules vary by institution and subject, so always follow your module handbook and university academic-integrity guidance.
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