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News Article Vale TEQSA Commissioner Professor Cliff Walsh
The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency was saddened to learn of the death of Commissioner Cliff Walsh earlier today.
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News Article Guidance Note: Research and Research Training published
TEQSA has published its revised Guidance Note: Research and Research Training after consultation with the sector.
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News Article Register now for the TEQSA 2024 Conference
Our annual conference on 13 November is exploring the theme of 'Navigating tomorrow: Anticipating challenges, embracing change'.
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News Article Updated fees and charges from 1 January 2025
TEQSA has released our updated Cost Recovery Implementation Statement (CRIS) , which outlines our fees and charges for regulatory activity from 1 January 2025.
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How to apply for self-accrediting authority (SAA)
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Application guides - 15 July 2025 Application guide for course accreditation (registered providers)
Application guide for course accreditation (registered providers) (PDF, 266 KB) Background This guide reflects TEQSA’s current process for registered higher education providers t
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News Article Protecting sector integrity: Assessment reform and AI
TEQSA’s Chief Commissioner, Professor Peter Coaldrake, has written to all registered higher education providers outlining the significant challenges to sector integrity which artificial intelligen
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News Article Assessment reform for the age of artificial intelligence – feedback invited
The discussion paper seeks to support institutions to reflect on the integrity of their assessment regimes and opportunities for incorporating generative AI.
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News Article Websites blocked to protect the integrity of higher education
TEQSA continues to work with major ISPs to disrupt contract cheating websites and protect the integrity of Australia’s higher education.
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Application guide for renewing CRICOS registration
Background The application process for renewing CRICOS registration seeks to assure TEQSA that the provider is effectively anticipating, identifying and managing risks to the quality of education
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News Article TEQSA's submission to the generative AI inquiry
The House Standing Committee on Employment, Education and Training has been asked to inquire into and report on the use of generative artificial intelligence in the Australian education system.
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Sector updates and alerts - 21 November 2024 APS employee census
The APS employee census is an annual survey that collects confidential information from our staff on important workplace issues.
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News Article Have your say on our draft guidance notes
In 2023, TEQSA consulted stakeholders on the following guidance notes:
Diversity and equity
Student grievances and complaints
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How we consult on fees and charges
2024 consultation Following an internal review of the 2023 version of the CRIS, we released a consultation paper to the sector in October 2024.
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Review of TEQSA decisions
As the regulator of Australian higher education, TEQSA makes decisions that may affect current and prospective providers.
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Application guides - 06 August 2024 Application guide for renewal of registration
This guide provides information about and explains the process registered higher education providers will need to follow when applying to TEQSA for renewal of registration.
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Corporate publications - 16 July 2024 TEQSA's approach to sector engagement
Engagement provides us with opportunities to understand issues impacting the sector, and to consult on regulatory initiatives and changes.
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Artificial intelligence: advice for students
Generative Artificial Intelligence, commonly known as generative AI or AI, is progressing at a rapid rate. This form of technology includes AI chatbots, such as ChatGPT.
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