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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.

TEQSA thanks all students who participated in University Australia’s  National Student Safety Survey  (2021).

TEQSA has launched a suite of resources in languages other than English to support students to better understand how to avoid illegal academic cheating services.

TEQSA Chief Commissioner Professor Peter Coaldrake AO has written to all Australian higher education providers, encouraging continued action to guard against the integrity risks posed by commercia

TEQSA is continuing to work with the sector to strengthen cultures of academic integrity within higher education and to reduce the integrity risk posed by commercial academic cheating services.

The TEQSA Commission made this decision after the presentation of new evidence, following a previous decision by TEQSA in July 2021, which satisfied the national higher education regulator that Al

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On 1 December, the Minister for Education and Youth made several amendments to the  Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021  legislative instrument.

The Australian Government has announced that Undergraduate Certificates will remain within the Australian Qualifications Framework until 30 June 2025.