TEQSA, Australia’s independent higher education regulatory and quality assurance agency, has completed the transition of Australia's 186 higher education providers to new category standards.
TEQSA’s Higher Education Integrity Unit has commenced sharing intelligence about commercial academic cheating services with Australian higher education providers.
TEQSA has implemented a new centralised enquiries approach that will deliver greater benefits for registered higher education providers.
TEQSA has today alerted all Australian higher education institutions to an emerging cyber security risk.
TEQSA has today published the Statement of Regulatory Expectations: Compliance with workplace obligations.
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The Second Annual TEQSA Conference (TEQSA) conference ran from 29 November until 1 December in 2017. It featured 70 presentations, keynote addresses and panel discussions.
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Academic integrity
Academic integrity is:
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The TEQSA Student Portal holds student records from many, but not all, Australian registered higher education providers that have ceased operating. The portal is free to use.
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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.
This Good Practice Note presents Australian higher education providers with exemplars and specific practical advice to assist them to make the processes for admission to higher education institutions transparent for prospective students.
Earlier today, the Minister for Education announced new enforcement action by TEQSA to block access to 40 commercial academic cheating sites.
A new consortium led by Irish and Australian education quality agencies is joining forces to fight the rise of commercial academic cheating services targeting higher education students.
TEQSA has welcomed the appointment of Stephen Somogyi as TEQSA Commissioner.
TEQSA, Australia’s independent higher education regulatory and quality assurance agency, has completed the transition of Australia's 186 higher education providers to new category standards.
TEQSA’s Higher Education Integrity Unit has commenced sharing intelligence about commercial academic cheating services with Australian higher education providers.
TEQSA has implemented a new centralised enquiries approach that will deliver greater benefits for registered higher education providers.
TEQSA has today alerted all Australian higher education institutions to an emerging cyber security risk.
TEQSA has today published the Statement of Regulatory Expectations: Compliance with workplace obligations.
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The Second Annual TEQSA Conference (TEQSA) conference ran from 29 November until 1 December in 2017. It featured 70 presentations, keynote addresses and panel discussions.
