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TEQSA has published guiding principles and propositions to support the sector in considering the risks and opportunities of generative artificial intelligence (genAI).

Since August 2022, TEQSA has worked to disrupt almost 290 commercial academic cheating websites and 841 social media accounts, to protect the integrity of Australia’s higher education sector.

TEQSA is delighted to welcome leading experts to share their insights into current issues facing higher education and opportunities to reshape the sector into the future at the upcoming 7th annual

The application guide for renewal of registration is now published on the TEQSA website.

Our Annual Report 2022-23 is now available.

The report outlines our progress throughout the 2022-23 year to assure the quality of higher education in Australia.

Consultation is now open for the following guidance notes:

Course design
Learning outcomes and assessment
Learning resources and educational support

Wednesday 18 October is International Day of Action for Academic Integrity and TEQSA has released Get to know genAI conversation starters .

TEQSA’s Chief Commissioner, Professor Peter Coaldrake, has written to all registered higher education providers outlining the significant challenges to sector integrity which artificial intelligen

The discussion paper seeks to support institutions to reflect on the integrity of their assessment regimes and opportunities for incorporating generative AI.

TEQSA Acting Chief Executive Officer Dr Mary Russell said: