The financial status of a higher education provider can significantly affect its ability to support quality in its higher education delivery to students.
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On 27 April 2021, the updated Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021 was published on the Federal Register of Legislation.
TEQSA’s report into the Australian higher education sector’s response to tackling the issues of sexual assault and sexual harassment.
On 12 November 2014 the Fairfax media reported allegations of cheating by students at a number of Australian higher education providers through the purchase of assignments, particularly through the MyMaster website. The Honorable Christopher Pyne MP, Minister for Education and Training, referred the matter to TEQSA to investigate further.
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TEQSA Commission Our Commissioners are appointed by the Commonwealth Minister for Education based on their expertise in higher education quality assurance and regulatory practice.
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TEQSA’s Risk Assessment Framework TEQSA’s risk assessments of registered higher education providers are a key component of TEQSA’s risk-based approach to assuring higher education standards.
This guidance sets out key, high-level, principles-based considerations that providers should remain mindful of in their planning during the COVID-19 recovery period.
Admissions transparency means that prospective domestic undergraduate students can easily find good quality admissions information that allows them to compare courses and providers and make informed study choices.
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What is contract cheating?
Contract cheating includes different types of behaviours in which a student outsources their work, or contracts it out, to a third party.
TEQSA has published a summary of its regulatory decisions from 1 October until 31 December 2020.
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
Extension of accreditation period Report on extension of accreditation of 32 higher education courses of study offered by Tabor College Incorporated On 22 June 2020, a delegate of TEQSA extended
