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 provider portal is presently unavailable.
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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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This page contains links to resources which support and guide students to ethically and responsibly use generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) tools for learning.
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This page contains resources, advice and consultations on generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) use from governments in Australia and overseas.
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These resources aim to assist higher education providers and their staff to meet new challenges and benefit from opportunities afforded by advances in generative artificial intelligence.
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These webpages bring together resources and information on a range of topics to support good practice across the sector.
The next TEQSA Talks will be held on 24 July 2025, from 2:00-3:00pm (AEST). Registration is free and easy to complete online.
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About We've established a new webinar series to help inform the sector about our regulatory work, quality assurance matters and sector risk.
We have updated our Gen AI knowledge hub.
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Stage 1: the provider prepares a CRICOS renewal application Legislative requirements Your application should demonstrate that your governing body is assured of your institution’s current, and
TEQSA’s guidance notes are concise documents designed to provide high-level, principles-based guidance on interpretation and application of specific standards of the Higher Education Standards F
TEQSA has written to all higher education providers to remind them of their obligations to ensure student and staff safety and wellbeing.
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Journalists can contact TEQSA’s media team by emailing comms@teqsa.gov.au If you are not a journalist and wish to contact TEQSA, please use ou
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Overview of TEQSA’s external experts With higher education playing a critical role in driving innovation and productivity for Australia, and providing students the skills required for future
TEQSA is aware that scammers are targeting experts listed on TEQSA’s public register.
TEQSA is seeking feedback on new regulatory guidance that has been developed to support safety and wellbeing in higher education.
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TEQSA’s fees and charges recover costs for regulatory activities undertaken to support Australia’s higher education sector.
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All higher education providers have to pay the annual Registered Higher Education Provider (RHEP) charge. The RHEP charge is the sum of a base component and a compliance component that will
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This page contains information about TEQSA’s application fees for 2025, which are unchanged from 2024.
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As a statutory agency, we must meet specific government accountability requirements.