We’re supporting Australian higher education providers and working with overseas quality assurance agencies to uphold academic integrity and address the risks posed by commercial academic cheating services.

Purpose of public reports

Our public reporting aligns with the objectives of the TEQSA Act, which call for us to:

TEQSA is transitioning to an increased cost recovery model for most of our regulatory and quality assurance activities in accordance with the Australian Government Charging Framework and Cost Recovery Guidelines (AGCRG). This 3-year transition will be completed in 2025.

Information regarding the type of information TEQSA can release under the Freedom of Information Act

TEQSA’s regulatory policies inform the way we undertake our regulatory work.

Journalists can contact TEQSA’s media team by emailing comms@teqsa.gov.au

Our email newsletter is published 11 times per year via email and LinkedIn.

We have developed key aspects of our regulatory approach in consultation with higher education stakeholders.

For further information on online learning and course delivery, see the resources below:

Introduction

To support the sector during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, TEQSA published a suite of information sheets and webinars on issues of key pertinence to providers during the mass transition to online delivery.