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New cost recovery model announced
TEQSA’s Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2022-23 (CRIS) has been released today.
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News Article Intelligence sharing: updated cheating website database
TEQSA has today shared updated information on suspected academic cheating service websites with Australia’s higher education sector.
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News Article Advisory statement about online study platforms seeking to employ students
TEQSA’s Higher Education Integrity Unit has today alerted the sector to an emerging integrity risk related to online study platforms seeking to employ students for on-campus promotional activities
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News Article TEQSA registers the Australian College of Applied Professions as a University College
TEQSA has decided to register the Navitas Professional Institute, trading as the Australian College of Applied Professions (ACAP), as a University College.
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News Article TEQSA welcomes new Chief Commissioner and Commissioner
The Minister for Education today announced that Professor Kerri-Lee Krause will be TEQSA’s next Chief Commissioner.
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News Article TEQSA 2021 Conference
TEQSA’s 2021 Conference has now concluded.
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News Article TEQSA registers Excelsia College as a University College
TEQSA has decided to register Excelsia College as a University College.
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News Article New TEQSA training course to help academic and professional staff detect and deter contract cheating
TEQSA is supporting Australia's higher education sector in the ongoing fight against academic cheating services, with new training for academics and professional staff.
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News Article RHEP invoices issued
TEQSA has today issued the 2024 Registered Higher Education Provider (RHEP) charge invoice and notice.
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News Article TEQSA welcomes Professor Peter Coaldrake's appointment as TEQSA Chief Commissioner
TEQSA has welcomed the appointment of Emeritus Professor Peter Coaldrake AO as TEQSA’s next Chief Commissioner.
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News Article New cost recovery model announced
TEQSA’s Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2022-23 (CRIS) has been released today.
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News Article Intelligence sharing: updated cheating website database
TEQSA has today shared updated information on suspected academic cheating service websites with Australia’s higher education sector.
-
News Article Advisory statement about online study platforms seeking to employ students
TEQSA’s Higher Education Integrity Unit has today alerted the sector to an emerging integrity risk related to online study platforms seeking to employ students for on-campus promotional activities
-
News Article TEQSA registers the Australian College of Applied Professions as a University College
TEQSA has decided to register the Navitas Professional Institute, trading as the Australian College of Applied Professions (ACAP), as a University College.
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News Article TEQSA welcomes new Chief Commissioner and Commissioner
The Minister for Education today announced that Professor Kerri-Lee Krause will be TEQSA’s next Chief Commissioner.
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News Article TEQSA 2021 Conference
TEQSA’s 2021 Conference has now concluded.
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News Article TEQSA registers Excelsia College as a University College
TEQSA has decided to register Excelsia College as a University College.
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News Article New TEQSA training course to help academic and professional staff detect and deter contract cheating
TEQSA is supporting Australia's higher education sector in the ongoing fight against academic cheating services, with new training for academics and professional staff.