The circumstances

In 2022, TEQSA investigated complaints about several providers’ handling of academic integrity matters.

The circumstances

In 2022, TEQSA received an unprecedented number of notifications relating to cyber security incidents. These included serious data breaches leading to unauthorised disclosures of personal information and cyber security incidents involving ransomware attacks.

The circumstances

TEQSA publishes compliance in focus resources to support providers in meeting their obligations under the

This report outlines our compliance priorities for the upcoming year, as well as our compliance and enforcement activities for the previous year.

The report also includes compliance in focus guidance to support higher education providers in meeting their obligations.

Under the Compliance Monitoring Framework, we

Australian higher education providers must meet a range of obligations under the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021 (HES Framework).

CRICOS registered providers are required to apply to TEQSA to assess new arrangements with other providers (third-party partnerships), or changes to existing arrangements, in accordance with Standard 11.1.4 of the National Code 2018.

This short course and accompanying situational judgment test will build your baseline knowledge about academic integrity issues and techniques and practices for deterring and detecting contract cheating.

These resources aim to assist higher education providers and their staff to meet new challenges and benefit from opportunities afforded by advances in generative artificial intelligence.