fraud policy
General Fraud Policy
SSBR Swiss School of Business Research will not tolerate any fraudulent behavior, and will investigate all instances of suspected fraud.
Should an investigation provide sufficient evidence to suggest that fraud has been committed, SSBR Swiss School of Business Research will refer the circumstances to the relevant authorities for the purposes of investigation and possible prosecution.
Degree and Qualification Fraud Policy
SSBR Swiss School of Business Research has a zero-tolerance policy on the fraudulent use of degrees and qualifications.
It is illegal for any person to falsely represent themselves as having received a degree from SSBR Swiss School of Business Research. According to Swiss Criminal Code Article 251, the forgery of a document is a criminal offense that can be prosecuted under criminal law and is punishable with imprisonment of up to five years or a monetary penalty per offense. SSBR Swiss School of Business Research reserves the right to file criminal charges against any individual who submits fraudulent documents in accordance with local and international laws.
Online Publication of Degrees
In order to protect the identity of our students and minimize the risk of degree fraud, it is strictly forbidden to publish copies and/or pictures of degrees obtained at SSBR Swiss School of Business Research on the internet. In case of a violation, SSBR Swiss School of Business Research will formally request the removal of the publication followed by legal actions against the offending party.
