Prime Minister's Reaction to Plagiarism Being Found in His Dissertation: I Don't Question It
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LITHUANIAN Prime Minister Sinkevičius will retain his doctorate despite being found guilty of plagiarism, but must correct his dissertation within six months.
The Ethics Commission of the Lithuanian University of Administration and Economics of ISM found plagiarism in the Ph.D. Thesis of the Prime Minister of Mindaugas Sinkjavicius and gave him six months to correct it. The University Commission investigated and found serious irregularities in academic write-offs and the appropriation of sources. Five cases of plagiarism were found in the Prime Minister's dissertation dissertation, two cases of overla…
Mindaugas Sinkevicius given 6 months to correct academic integrity violations
The Ethics Commission of the ISM University of Management and Economics, which has identified cases of plagiarism and inappropriate use of text in Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius's dissertation on alcohol consumption, is giving him six months to correct these errors, but is not proposing to immediately revoke his doctoral degree. Prime Minister M.Sinkevičius also spoke about this decision.
The Ethics Commission of the ISM University of Management and Economics, which found cases of plagiarism and inappropriate use of text in Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius' dissertation on alcohol consumption, is giving him six months to correct these errors, but is not proposing to immediately revoke his doctoral degree.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkiewicz has been given six months to correct cases of plagiarism and other violations of academic ethics in his doctoral dissertation, but the university's ethics commission decided not to strip him of his scientific degree immediately.
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