The information TEQSA receives through concerns helps us to identify potential risks of non-compliance with a provider’s obligations under the legislation we administer.
The Compliance Monitoring Framework supports our regulatory oversight of providers’ compliance and enhances community confidence that the quality of Australian higher education is maintained.
Updated on 3 September 2021
UPDATE – Will TEQSA continue to offer regulatory flexibility beyond the 2021-22 financial year in response to the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic?
Find out why we block academic cheating websites.
On 1 July 2021 the new Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021 (HESF) came into effect.
TEQSA is reviewing the current suite of guidance notes to ensure they reflect the requirements of the new HESF.
As an Australian Government-controlled not-for-profit entity, TEQSA is required to publish certain financial documents.
You can access current financial statements in the most recent annual report.
This resource has been developed to provide the sector with information and background research on key topics associated with student assignment outsourcing and contract cheating.
