Renewal of registration and renewal of accreditation Report on renewal of registration of Australian Guild of Music Education Inc and the renewal of accreditation of the Bachelor of Music TEQSA
Renewal of registration and renewal of accreditation Report on renewal of registration of Australian Guild of Music Education Inc and the renewal of accreditation of the Bachelor of Music TEQSA
TEQSA is supporting Australia's higher education sector in the ongoing fight against academic cheating services, with new training for academics and professional staff.
Course accreditation Report on accreditation of three higher education courses of study offered by Kontea Pty Ltd On 19 August 2021, a delegate of TEQSA: accredited, under section 49 of the T
Course accreditation Report on accreditation of three higher education courses of study offered by Kontea Pty Ltd On 19 August 2021, a delegate of TEQSA: accredited, under section 49 of the T
Course accreditation Report on accreditation of three higher education courses of study offered by Kontea Pty Ltd On 19 August 2021, a delegate of TEQSA: accredited, under section 49 of the T
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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August 2024 TEQSA reminds all registered higher education providers and their governing bodies of the obligations they have under the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards)
TEQSA has issued a sector alert in response to new evidence showing commercial academic cheating services could be targeting students while on-campus.
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TEQSA has both observed and received reports about changes in the behaviour of commercial academic cheating services that target students studying for an Australian higher education award.
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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.
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Student wellbeing is one of the sector-wide issues to which TEQSA responds. Part of our role in the safeguarding of student wellbeing is the work we do with all higher education providers tow
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In order to offer higher education courses of study, providers must be registered with TEQSA and meet the requirements of the Higher Education Standards Framework (HES Framework).
TEQSA, Australia’s independent higher education regulator, has detailed its priorities for assuring compliance with the Higher Education Standards Framework for the year ahead.
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I am writing to advise you of steps that TEQSA is taking to reduce regulatory burden while you grapple with the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
TEQSA Chief Commissioner Professor Peter Coaldrake AO has written to all registered higher education providers about academic integrity risks facing the sector in 2023.
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TEQSA registers providers to deliver higher education for a specific period, up to a maximum of 7 years.
TEQSA’s 2021 Conference has now concluded.
