The government is now operating in accordance with caretaker conventions, pending the outcome of the 2025 federal election.
We're delighted to announce that registrations for the 5th TEQSA Conference are now open.
TEQSA has commenced Federal Court proceedings to block access to the website Assignmenthelp4you.com.
The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency was saddened to learn of the death of Commissioner Cliff Walsh earlier today.
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 has renewed Murdoch University’s registration as an Australian University for a period of four years until 9 June 2025.
TEQSA’s Higher Education Integrity Unit has commenced sharing intelligence about commercial academic cheating services with Australian higher education providers.
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
TEQSA has today alerted all Australian higher education institutions to an emerging cyber security risk.
The latest episode of the TEQSA Talks podcast series is now available.
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This sector update provides information and resources for higher education providers in implementing recommendations from the Respect @ Work report .
This report is the second release of financial data analysed by TEQSA as part of its sector monitoring. It provides a snapshot of selected key financial metrics covering the whole of Australia’s higher education sector using data collected in 2015.
The Assessment Insights report provides an overview of assessment outcomes, organised by five themes.
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TEQSA has signed memorandums of understanding with the following organisations.
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The rapid move to online learning during the pandemic involved changes to assessment, which posed new risks to academic integrity.
The Higher Education Provider Roundtables were convened as an opportunity for TEQSA to receive feedback directly from independent and TAFE higher education providers about how the agency can improve its performance and its engagement with these provider groups.
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.
Key financial metrics on Australia’s higher education sector is the third release of financial data analysed by TEQSA as part of its sector monitoring.
TEQSA may impose other conditions on registration in accordance with the TEQSA Act.
Department of Education and Training and TEQSA webinar
