Anti-Fraud Policy
Fraud Prevention
The University of Warwick is committed to the highest standards of integrity and accountability. Fraud and other forms of dishonesty are not tolerated, and all members of the University community are expected to act with honesty at all times.
This commitment includes:
- Full compliance with relevant legislation, including the Fraud Act 2006 and the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.
- Proportionate and effective measures to prevent fraud, and prompt, appropriate responses to any concerns raised.
Anti-Fraud Policy
The Anti-Fraud Policy applies to all staff, students, and associated third parties. Its aims are to:
- Promote an anti-fraud culture across the University.
- Support the prevention, detection, and response to fraud and related misconduct.
- Provide a clear framework for reporting and investigating suspected fraud.
Reporting Concerns
- Students should raise any concerns about suspected fraud with their Personal Tutor or Head of Department.
- Staff should report concerns to their Line Manager or Head of Department.
- Alternatively, concerns may be reported through the University’s
For any queries regarding this policy, please contact:
An Equality Impact Assessment for this policy is also available.