Regular planned maintenance for Provider Portal and Christmas/New Year closure arrangements.
The self-assurance report is an opportunity for you to demonstrate the effectiveness of your institution’s self-assurance mechanisms. The report outlines how your governing body assures itself of the quality of higher education operations and compliance with the Threshold Standards.
Before deciding to apply for self-accrediting authority (SAA), TEQSA strongly encourages providers to familiarise themselves with the relevant criteria in the Higher Education Standard
The Ninth Annual TEQSA Conference was held on 18–19 November 2025 at the Sofitel Melbourne on Collins and online.
The theme was Trust, Transparency, Transformation.
20 November 2025
From time to time, TEQSA provides general guidance and issues updates to the sector and higher education providers to assist in their understanding of emerging risks or identified concerns. These items are listed individually below.
The academic misconduct investigation process is designed to ensure fairness, so by taking proactive steps, such as preparing a clear response, seeking guidance from support services, and participating in workshops, you can navigate the situation effectively.
During the academic misconduct process there are people and resources dedicated to helping you through it. It’s important to acknowledge your emotions as you’re not alone in feeling this way. Many students have faced similar situations and reaching out for support can make a big difference.
Responding to the academic misconduct allegation is an opportunity to demonstrate your commitment to resolving issues in a fair and transparent way. By engaging openly, sharing accurate evidence and communicating honestly, you can help guide the process toward a positive outcome.
