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The November 2016 issue reports that the Business Science Institute has obtained the SGS anti-plagiarism label. The audit took place on 27 and 28 September at the Château de Wiltz under the direction of Professor Jean Desmazes, head of the anti-plagiarism programme; the auditor Céleste Cornu issued a favourable opinion, noting that the institute has established and maintained its programme in line with the guiding principles, demonstrated its ability to fight plagiarism by doctoral managers as well as professors and researchers, and implemented a prevention programme combining public commitment, human and financial organisation, information and training, and investigation and sanction processes. The institute has also joined the International Institute for Research and Action on Scientific Fraud and Academic Plagiarism, chaired by Professor Michelle Bergadaà. Another section presents the Certificate of Research in Business Administration, awarded after the first year and the first five seminars jointly by the institute and the AACSB-accredited University of Technology Sydney Business School; during the September graduation day, Mohamad Gakou of the Dakar cohort and Abdourahmane Ba of the Geneva cohort received theirs. The photographs of the 2016 ceremony are online, and the agenda lists the quantitative methodology seminar in Luxembourg from 17 to 19 November and the epistemology and qualitative methodology seminar in Paris from 24 to 26 November, with a zoom on Professor Jean Desmazes.