The government is now operating in accordance with caretaker conventions, pending the outcome of the 2025 federal election.
Our annual conference on 13 November is exploring the theme of 'Navigating tomorrow: Anticipating challenges, embracing change'.
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Prepared in accordance with the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Rule 2013 (PGPA Rule), TEQSA’s Corporate Plan sets out our priorities for the four reporting periods f
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4 November 2022 TEQSA is reminding all higher education providers of their obligations for monitoring the performance of education agents and ensuring that international students are genuine an
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To help international students build their understanding of academic integrity and the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence (gen AI), language translations of key resources are a
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We work closely with international higher education quality assurance and regulatory agencies and participate in global forums, as part of our work to protect and enhance the integrity, quality an
TEQSA compliance report 2023 (PDF, 1.2 MB) The compliance report provides details of TEQSA's compliance activities in 2023 and key learnings for providers.
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This report outlines our compliance priorities for the upcoming year, as well as our compliance and enforcement activities for the previous year.
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Under the Compliance Monitoring Framework , we set compliance priorities within agreed risk tolerance parameters approved by TEQSA’s Commission.
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Overview The Compliance Monitoring Framework supports our regulatory oversight of providers’ compliance and enhances community confidence that the quality of Australian higher education is mainta
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The circumstances In 2023, TEQSA noted an increase in concerns from students about the availability and adequacy of support services and wellbeing services.
The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) has registered Adelaide University as a new higher education provider within the Australian University category.
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TEQSA’s Risk Assessment Framework TEQSA’s risk assessments of registered higher education providers are a key component of TEQSA’s risk-based approach to assuring higher education standards.
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On 30 April 2021, TEQSA released the TEQSA Fees and Charges Consultation Paper for feedback from the sector. The consultation paper outlines the details of TEQSA’s proposed approach fo
TEQSA has issued an information request to all registered higher education providers, to understand how they are reflecting on the risk artificial intelligence poses to award integrity.
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TEQSA’s regulatory policies inform the way we undertake our regulatory work.
Thank you to all providers who have responded to TEQSA’s request for information (RFI).
TEQSA’s Assessment reform for the age of artificial intelligence has won the 2024 Tracey Bretag Prize for Academic Integrity.
The recording of the TEQSA Talks #2 webinar is now available.
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The Australian Universities Accord was a 12-month review of Australia’s higher education system, led by a Panel of eminent Australians (the Panel).
