Under the Compliance Monitoring Framework , we set compliance priorities within agreed risk tolerance parameters approved by TEQSA’s Commission.
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Compliance Monitoring Framework
Overview The Compliance Monitoring Framework supports our regulatory oversight of providers’ compliance and enhances community confidence that the quality of Australian higher education is mainta
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Compliance in focus: Student wellbeing and safety
The circumstances In 2023, TEQSA noted an increase in concerns from students about the availability and adequacy of support services and wellbeing services.
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Compliance in focus
TEQSA publishes compliance in focus resources to support providers in meeting their obligations under the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021 (HES Framework).
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Compliance in focus: Education agent monitoring
The circumstances In 2023, TEQSA observed an increase in risks to compliance in the recruitment of overseas students and the monitoring of education agents.
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News Article Best practice in focus
TEQSA’s latest compliance report outlines our current priorities, previous compliance activities and also includes best practice compliance-in-focus resources for providers.
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News Article Register now for TEQSA Talks #3
Registrations are now open for the free TEQSA Talks#3 webinar on Thursday 3 October, 2-3pm (AEST).
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News Article Conference early bird closing soon
Our 8th annual conference on 13 November is exploring the theme of Navigating tomorrow: Anticipating challenges, embracing change .
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News Article Predatory conferences: A to Z elements
TEQSA has published an A to Z of predatory conferences.
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News Article Global action to address academic dishonesty
As a member of the Global Academic Integrity Network (GAIN), TEQSA has united with similar agencies globally and calls on social media and online platforms to stand up against academic dishonesty.
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Our policies
TEQSA’s regulatory policies inform the way we undertake our regulatory work.
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News Article Artificial intelligence request for information – next steps
Thank you to all providers who have responded to TEQSA’s request for information (RFI).
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News Article TEQSA initiative wins global recognition
TEQSA’s Assessment reform for the age of artificial intelligence has won the 2024 Tracey Bretag Prize for Academic Integrity.
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News Article Register now for our next TEQSA Talks; latest recording now available
The recording of the TEQSA Talks #2 webinar is now available.
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Australian Universities Accord
The Australian Universities Accord was a 12-month review of Australia’s higher education system, led by a Panel of eminent Australians (the Panel).
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Armstrong Institute Pty Limited
Application for registration and course accreditation Decision: Rejected Date of decision: 19 June 2024 Main reasons for decision: The decisions were made on the basis that T
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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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Corporate publications - 27 November 2023 Procedure for public interest disclosures
TEQSA recognises that support for staff who make a public interest disclosure will greatly influence the success of the public interest disclosure scheme, and gives TEQSA the best chance to fix problems directly.
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News Article TEQSA registers the Australian College of Applied Professions as a University College
TEQSA has decided to register the Navitas Professional Institute, trading as the Australian College of Applied Professions (ACAP), as a University College.