News and Events

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.

In March, TEQSA published our revised Academic Integrity Toolkit.

The process to find members for TEQSA’s first Student Advisory Panel attracted applications from across Australia. The selection process is now underway.

Registrations are open for TEQSA’s upcoming webinar, Online degrees in the age of gen AI: what credible assurance requires .

TEQSA has accepted a voluntary undertaking from the ANU regarding a process for recruiting the next Chancellor.

On 27 April 2026, TEQSA accepted a voluntary undertaking from the Australian National University (ANU) for a process to recruit the next Chancellor.