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  • Gen AI – academic integrity and assessment reform

    This page contains resources to support institutions, staff and students in considering the potential impacts and benefits generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) tools pose for teaching, learning and assessment.

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    • Gen AI - TEQSA resources webpage.
    From the sector
    • AI-powered pedagogy: Generative AI as a learning assistant in the ICT discipline (CQUniversity) (11 March 2025)
    • Artificial intelligence content generators in education for schools and universities: A good practice guide (University of Wollongong in Dubai) (PDF) (1 February 2023)
    • AAIN Generative artificial intelligence guidelines (Australasian Academic Integrity Network) (PDF, 237 KB) (1 March 2023)
    • Summary of institutional responses to the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Australasian Academic Integrity Network) (PDF, 417 KB) (1 May 2023)
    • Academic integrity in the context of artificial intelligence (ICMS) (3 March 2023)
    • AI and assessment (Monash University) (4 April 2023)
    • Rethinking assessment in response to AI (The University of Melbourne) (PDF) (1 July 2023)
    • What to do about assessments if we can't out-design or out-run AI? (The University of Sydney) (12 July 2023)
    • Artificial intelligence for teaching and learning in higher education (University of South Australia) (12 March 2024)
    • How AI can be used meaningfully by teachers and students in 2023 (The University of Sydney) (20 January 2023)
    • Next steps for GenAI and assessment reform at UTS: a response to TEQSA (The University of Technology, Sydney) (September 2024)
    International
    • [White paper] Generative AI in higher education: Current practices and ways forward (Association of Pacific Rim Universities) (14 January 2025)
    • AI in Higher Education: Resource Hub (Contact North/Nord, Canada) (4 April 2023)
    Last updated:
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  • Gen AI knowledge hub

    These resources aim to assist higher education providers and their staff to meet new challenges and benefit from opportunities afforded by advances in generative artificial intelligence (gen AI). In addition to resources developed by TEQSA, we have also included good practice advice from other sources.

    This area is rapidly changing and evolving. If you have developed or found a useful resource you wish to share, please let us know via our webform.

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    These webpages bring together resources and information on a range of topics to support good practice across the sector.

    We welcome further contributions and feedback from academics, experts and practitioners to ensure the continued relevance of materials within this hub via our online form.

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    Generative artificial intelligence (gen AI)

    Information about responding to advances in gen AI, including policies, upholding academic integrity, engaging with students, assessment design and using gen AI to support teaching and learning.

    • View gen AI resources

    Teaching and learning

    Information about teaching approaches, preparation and management of online classes, providing effective feedback and hybrid/blended learning.

    • View Teaching and Learning resources

    Assessments and academic integrity

    TEQSA has compiled these resources to support providers and teaching staff to uphold assessment and academic integrity when delivering online learning.​​​​​​

    • View Assessments and Academic Integrity resources

    Online teaching for practice-based subjects

    Information to assist providers and teaching staff in delivering practice-based subjects via online settings. 

    • View Online Teaching for Practice-Based Subjects resources

    Welfare and wellbeing

    Information to assist providers in implementing policies and approaches to support student and staff wellbeing.

    • View Welfare and Wellbeing resources

    Experts advice hub

    TEQSA has published a suite of information sheets and webinars on issues of key pertinence to providers in relation to online learning. The materials have been prepared by specialist experts within the sector, drawing from their experience on the topics presented.

    • View Experts Advice Hub resources

    Additional resources

    Further resources, including research of student experiences with online learning during the pandemic.

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    Contribute or provide feedback

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    Contributors

    TEQSA acknowledges the contributions of the following people to the development of this site:

    Alison Felce, Quality Assurance Agency (UK)
    Amanda Müller, Flinders University
    Belinda Tynan, RMIT University
    Blake McKimmie, University of Queensland
    Brenda M Stoesz, University of Manitoba
    Brigitte Sloot, Australian Institute of Business
    Cathy Stone, University of Newcastle
    Christine Slade, University of Queensland
    Claire Macken, RMIT University
    David Bowser, Curio
    Dawn Gilmore, RMIT University
    Edwina Ross, Engineering Institute of Technology
    Gavin Fleer, Online Education Services
    Indumathi V, Engineering Institute of Technology
    James Adonopoulos, Kaplan Australia
    Janice Orrell, Flinders University
    Jason Lodge, University of Queensland
    Josh Seeland, Assiniboine Community College
    Kay Souter
    Kevin Ashford-Rowe, Queensland University of Technology
    Leah Matthews, Distance Education Accrediting Commission (USA)
    Lin Martin, Former TEQSA Commissioner
    Liz Heathcote, Australian Institute of Business
    Liz Johnson, Deakin University
    Margot McNeill, International College of Management, Sydney
    Mark Brown, National Institute for Digital Learning (Ireland)
    Matt Bower, Macquarie University
    Michael Sankey, Griffith University
    Michelle Cavaleri, Asia Pacific International College
    Orla Lynch, Department of Education and Skills (Ireland)
    Paul Wappett, Australian Institute of Business
    Phill Dawson, Deakin University
    Rebecca Barclay, Online Education Services
    Sarah Montgomery, IRIS Invigilation
    Shelley Kinash, University of Southern Queensland
    Sheona Thomson, Queensland University of Technology
    Spice Wang, Asia Pacific International College
    Stephen Naylor, James Cook University
    Steve Mackay, Engineering Institute of Technology
    Suneeti Rekhari, RMIT University
    Tom Whitford, The University of Melbourne
    Trish Powers, Torrens University Australia

     

    TEQSA makes the information on this webpage available to assist higher education providers, ELICOS providers and foundation program providers in building good practice. It has been obtained from a range of external sources and has not been generated by or on behalf of TEQSA unless otherwise noted. You should read, and carefully consider, the disclaimer before accessing any of the material.

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    2 May 2025
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    • Gen AI and research
    • Student resources and support
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    The knowledge hub provides links to a broad range of resources from TEQSA, other government agencies, across the sector and international organisations.

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  • Revoke Accreditation Conditions 29 October 2015

    Provider: International College of Management, Sydney Pty. Limited

    Course: Bachelor of Business Management

    Renewal of course accreditation

    Report on revocation of conditions on accreditation of 12 higher education courses of study offered by the International College of Management Sydney Pty Ltd

    On 29 October 2015 TEQSA made a decision, under Section 53(2) of the TEQSA Act, to revoke the conditions imposed on the accreditation of the following courses offered by International College of Management Sydney Pty Ltd (refer public report of 4 September 2014):

    • Bachelor of Business Management
    • Bachelor of Events Management
    • Bachelor of Hospitality Management
    • Bachelor of International Tourism
    • Bachelor of Sports Management
    • Bachelor of Property Services Management
    • Diploma of Business Management
    • Diploma of Events Management
    • Diploma of Hospitality Management
    • Diploma of International Tourism
    • Diploma of Property Management
    • Diploma of Sports Management

    Main reasons for decision

    TEQSA found that the basis of the conditions related to institutional-level matters and considers it appropriate to impose conditions on the registration rather than multiple courses to reduce the regulatory burden. Accordingly, the conditions on the courses were revoked and a new condition imposed on the registration.

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  • Revoke Accreditation Conditions 29 October 2015

    Provider: International College of Management, Sydney Pty. Limited

    Course: Bachelor of Event Management (formerly Bachelor of Events Management)

    Renewal of course accreditation

    Report on revocation of conditions on accreditation of 12 higher education courses of study offered by the International College of Management Sydney Pty Ltd

    On 29 October 2015 TEQSA made a decision, under Section 53(2) of the TEQSA Act, to revoke the conditions imposed on the accreditation of the following courses offered by International College of Management Sydney Pty Ltd (refer public report of 4 September 2014):

    • Bachelor of Business Management
    • Bachelor of Events Management
    • Bachelor of Hospitality Management
    • Bachelor of International Tourism
    • Bachelor of Sports Management
    • Bachelor of Property Services Management
    • Diploma of Business Management
    • Diploma of Events Management
    • Diploma of Hospitality Management
    • Diploma of International Tourism
    • Diploma of Property Management
    • Diploma of Sports Management

    Main reasons for decision

    TEQSA found that the basis of the conditions related to institutional-level matters and considers it appropriate to impose conditions on the registration rather than multiple courses to reduce the regulatory burden. Accordingly, the conditions on the courses were revoked and a new condition imposed on the registration.

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