This guidance sets out the principles and considerations that TEQSA will have regard to when assessing fitness and propriety for the purposes of the TEQSA Act.
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Background The application process for renewing CRICOS registration seeks to assure TEQSA that the provider is effectively anticipating, identifying and managing risks to the quality of education
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Legislative framework In assessing CRICOS renewal applications, TEQSA is guided by the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act) and the National Code of Practice for Provi
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Stage 2: TEQSA assesses the application Once all required evidence is received, we begin our assessment.
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Under the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act), TEQSA is the ESOS agency for: all higher education providers registered under the Tertiary Education Quality and Sta
This guide provides information about and explains the process registered higher education providers will need to follow when applying to TEQSA for renewal of registration.
The policy describes TEQSA’s approach to considering extensions to the period of provider registration or course accreditation under sections 37A and 57A of the TEQSA Act.
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Australia’s Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021 requires all higher education providers to have plans and safeguards in place to protect the interests of students i
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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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Under the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency Act 2011 (the TEQSA Act), TEQSA may request or require providers to provide all their student records to TEQSA.
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Complaints are an important source of information for TEQSA to ensure that higher education providers comply with their regulatory obligations.
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As an Australian Government-controlled not-for-profit entity, TEQSA is required to publish certain financial documents.
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TEQSA is committed to protecting the privacy of personal information.
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.
