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Early-bird registrations for the 6th TEQSA Conference are now open.

Predatory journals are becoming increasingly sophisticated and can catch researchers unaware as they look for ways to publish their work.

TEQSA has today shared updated information on suspected academic cheating service websites with Australia’s higher education sector.

TEQSA has published a new resource to support providers and academics in the creative arts to strengthen and uphold academic integrity.

To support TEQSA’s ongoing work to improve the efficiency of our regulatory operations and support greater self-assurance within the higher education sector, we have commenced a project to enhance

TEQSA has issued a  sector alert  after becoming aware of email and social media promotions offering students the chance to win up to $10,000 if they upload course materials or assignmen

Update: 12 April 2022

TEQSA has issued a  sector alert  in response to new evidence showing commercial academic cheating services could be targeting students while on-campus.

TEQSA has published  advice to assist providers  when planning and conducting independent expert reviews.

TEQSA, Australia’s independent higher education regulator, has detailed its priorities for assuring compliance with the Higher Education Standards Framework for the year ahead.