TEQSA's provider portal is presently unavailable.
TEQSA has published its revised Guidance Note: Research and Research Training after consultation with the sector.
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Purpose of public reports
Our public reporting aligns with the objectives of the TEQSA Act, which call for us to:
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To support the sector to respond to emerging academic integrity issues, we are publishing information here for providers.
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The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) is Australia’s independent national quality assurance and regulatory agency for higher education.
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Academic integrity toolkit launch webinar
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Materials and videos from TEQSA’s Academic Integrity Workshops held in 2019 are available on this page for anyone undertaking academic integrity training or who wishes to refresh their knowledge.
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TEQSA and higher education providers share a focus on the prevention, detection and substantiation of commercial academic cheating, also known as contract cheating.
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To help broaden and deepen your understanding of successful approaches to developing a culture of academic integrity, this page features links to case studies from around Australia, other academic
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On 1 July 2021, the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021 came into effect.
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Candidate information pack: Risk Analyst (MS Word, 1154 KB)
Candidate information pack: Risk Analyst (PDF, 537 KB)
Academic governance is the framework of policies, structures, relationships, systems and processes that collectively provide leadership to and oversight of a higher education provider’s academic activities at an institutional level.
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TEQSA monitors the quality of the information available on this website and updates information regularly.
TEQSA's 2023-27 Corporate Plan , which outlines TEQSA's priorities over the next four years, is now available.
TEQSA has published a sector update to support higher education providers in implementing recommendations from the Respect @ Work report.
Earlier today, the Minister for Education announced new enforcement action by TEQSA to block access to 40 commercial academic cheating sites.
The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) is beginning consultations with higher education providers about minimising and streamlining reporting requirements, and improving the t
Early-bird registrations for the 6th TEQSA Conference are now open.
Predatory journals are becoming increasingly sophisticated and can catch researchers unaware as they look for ways to publish their work.
TEQSA has today shared updated information on suspected academic cheating service websites with Australia’s higher education sector.
