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We've established a new webinar series to help inform the sector about our regulatory work, quality assurance matters and sector risk.
All TEQSA Talks webinars will also provide opportunities for providers and other stakeholders to ask us questions.
Registrations are required for this free webinar series.
All webinars will be recorded and uploaded to our website.
TEQSA Talks
Next webinar date for 2026 TBC
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In the course of official duties, the agency head of TEQSA received the following gifts and/or benefits where the value exceeds the stipulated threshold of $AUD100.00 (excluding GST).
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TEQSA’s annual stakeholder consultation has been conducted each year since 2015-16 to gain insights into stakeholder views on the agency, its regulatory output and approach to risk. The annual survey also informs strategic initiatives in relation to continuous improvement, sector-wide risk management and stakeholder engagement. The results of past surveys have informed targets within the Regulator Performance Framework and TEQSA’s Corporate Plan as a measure of meeting key objectives.
Via an online survey with providers, TEQSA seeks to gain insights into provider views on the agency’s performance, in addition to potential and/or emerging sector-wide risks.
TEQSA engaged JWS Research as an independent market research provider to conduct and analyse results of their annual stakeholder survey.
TEQSA’s annual stakeholder consultation has been conducted each year since 2015-16 to gain insights into stakeholder views on the agency, its regulatory output and approach to risk. The annual survey also informs strategic initiatives in relation to continuous improvement, sector-wide risk management and stakeholder engagement. The results of past surveys have informed targets within the Regulator Performance Framework and TEQSA’s Corporate Plan as a measure of meeting key objectives.
Via an online survey with providers, TEQSA seeks to gain insights into provider views on the agency’s performance, in addition to potential and/or emerging sector-wide risks.
TEQSA engaged JWS Research as an independent market research provider to conduct and analyse results of their annual stakeholder survey.
Providers are reminded of the importance of maintaining up-to-date primary contact details with TEQSA.
All providers should regularly review their contact details to ensure the information is current.
Where a change requires an update to the National Register, you must contact us. This includes notifying TEQSA for any change to the:
Keeping primary contact details up to date supports a direct and efficient channel between TEQSA and individual providers.
More information about making a notification and providers' obligations under the Threshold Standards can be found on this website.
In our latest e-News we mentioned the imminent launch of an Expression of Interest (EOI) process to select a co-chair and panellists for TEQSA’s inaugural Student Advisory Panel. To maximise the reach of our campaign, we have postponed the launch until after the Easter and mid-semester break. We’ll keep you updated.
TEQSA has determined, under section 49 of the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency Act 2011 (the TEQSA Act), to grant accreditation of the following higher education courses of study offered by SAE Institute for a period of seven years until 8 August 2020:
The courses of study in animation, audio, design, film, games development and interactive technology are to be offered at the SAE Dubai campus.
SAE Institute submitted an application for accreditation of seventeen courses of study under Part 4 of the TEQSA Act. Subsection 45(4) of the TEQSA Act requires a registered higher education provider who is not authorised to self-accredit the course of study to apply to TEQSA for accreditation. Subsection 49(6) enables TEQSA to grant accreditation of a course of study for a period not exceeding seven years.
TEQSA has determined that the seventeen higher education courses of study submitted by SAE Institute for accreditation comply with the Provider Course Accreditation Standards. The course accreditation covers delivery at all Australian sites. The courses of study in animation, audio, design, film, games development and interactive technology are to be offered at the SAE Dubai campus.
TEQSA has determined, under section 49 of the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency Act 2011 (the TEQSA Act), to grant accreditation of the following higher education courses of study offered by SAE Institute for a period of seven years until 8 August 2020:
The courses of study in animation, audio, design, film, games development and interactive technology are to be offered at the SAE Dubai campus.
SAE Institute submitted an application for accreditation of seventeen courses of study under Part 4 of the TEQSA Act. Subsection 45(4) of the TEQSA Act requires a registered higher education provider who is not authorised to self-accredit the course of study to apply to TEQSA for accreditation. Subsection 49(6) enables TEQSA to grant accreditation of a course of study for a period not exceeding seven years.
TEQSA has determined that the seventeen higher education courses of study submitted by SAE Institute for accreditation comply with the Provider Course Accreditation Standards. The course accreditation covers delivery at all Australian sites. The courses of study in animation, audio, design, film, games development and interactive technology are to be offered at the SAE Dubai campus.
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