News and Events

The Australian Government has introduced amendments to the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021 , relating to racism and governance.

TEQSA and the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) have issued a joint sector alert relating to compliance concerns about overseas student transfers.

TEQSA has published a new resource which provides evidence-informed, actionable approaches to assure learning while supporting students to develop the capabilities they will need in a generative a

The recording of TEQSA’s recent webinar, Assuring online degrees in the age of gen AI , held on Thursday 4 June, is now available.

TEQSA is excited to announce the TEQSA 2026 Conference will be held on 17-18 November, as a fully virtual event. The annual TEQSA Conference is a must-attend for the higher education calendar.

Following recent changes to the requirements around education agents and commissions, TEQSA is reminding all providers they are now banned from paying or giving education agents a commission for t

TEQSA is aware of a phishing email currently circulating that purports to be from TEQSA.

As the national higher education regulator, where possible TEQSA welcomes the opportunity to consider requests to speak at sector, government and other regulatory or quality assurance events.

TEQSA warmly congratulates our Commissioner, Professor Elizabeth More, AM, FAICD, on being named a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors .

TEQSA continues to disrupt predatory academic cheating services, by blocking their websites in Australia.