University of Technology, Sydney - fraudulent alteration of student records

The ICAC investigated the conduct of officers of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and other persons in relation to the unauthorised alteration of academic records, appropriateness of granting subject exemptions and alterations to computerised student records.

In its report on this investigation, made public in August 2002, the ICAC made findings of corrupt conduct against a former student liaison officer, Toto Sujanto, and nine students (whose identities were the subject of a suppression order). The ICAC stated its opinion that consideration be given to the prosecution of Mr Sujanto for specified offences and the prosecution of one of the students, "T6", for an offence under section 87 of the ICAC Act.

The ICAC made a number of corruption prevention recommendations to UTS, grouped under eight headings: specific e-corruption strategies, leadership, code of conduct, complaint handling, gifts and benefits, training and development, external environment and risk management.  

Investigation reports Investigation reports
Investigation into the conduct of officers and students at University of Technology, Sydney (Operation Tudor) (6 Aug 2002) View full report
Recommendations for corruption prevention Recommendations for corruption prevention
Recommendations for corruption prevention and updates View recommendations