Application for registration and course accreditation Decision: Rejected Date of decision: 5 February 2025 Main reasons for decision: The decisions were made on the basis tha
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The government is now operating in accordance with caretaker conventions, pending the outcome of the 2025 federal election.
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Application for registration and course accreditation Decision: Rejected Date of decision: 5 February 2025 Main reasons for decision: The decisions were made on the basis tha
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TEQSA registers all providers of higher education in Australia. We consider if applicants meet the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021 .
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Have you raised the concern with the provider? Should you raise the concern with TEQSA or a different organisation? 1. Have you raised the concern with the provider?
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Complaints are an important source of information for TEQSA to ensure that higher education providers comply with their regulatory obligations.
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As an Australian Government-controlled not-for-profit entity, TEQSA is required to publish certain financial documents.
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TEQSA is committed to protecting the privacy of personal information.
TEQSA has written to all higher education providers to remind them of their obligations to ensure student and staff safety and wellbeing.
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Journalists can contact TEQSA’s media team by emailing comms@teqsa.gov.au If you are not a journalist and wish to contact TEQSA, please use ou
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Overview of TEQSA’s external experts With higher education playing a critical role in driving innovation and productivity for Australia, and providing students the skills required for future
TEQSA is aware that scammers are targeting experts listed on TEQSA’s public register.
Higher education providers are invited to give their feedback about TEQSA’s proposed updates to our fees and charges to take effect from 1 January 2025.
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We’re supporting Australian higher education providers and working with overseas quality assurance agencies to uphold academic integrity and address the risks posed by commercial academic cheating
Wednesday 16 October is International Day of Action for Academic Integrity.
The recording of the TEQSA Talks webinar held on 3 October is now available.
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In response to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, the Australian Government implemented the Commonwealth Child Safe Framework (the Framework) to ensure minimu
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The annual report outlines our activities and performance during each financial year. The TEQSA Act requires that the report is presented to Parliament.
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Application for registration and course accreditation Decision: Rejected Date of decision: 22 October 2024 Main reasons for decision: The decisions were made on the basis tha
TEQSA has published the next video in our series on generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) tools, discussing the opportunities and the potential impact on academic integrity.
TEQSA fees and charges consultation paper (PDF, 281 KB) In accordance with the Australian Government Charging Policy , TEQSA annually reviews the operation of our Cost Recovery Implement