TEQSA
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In the News
Dodgy would-be HE providers knocked back by regulator
We've since moved onto banks, but let's not forget the mess we had to mop up a couple of years ago.…
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In the News
TEQSA to assess student wellbeing
For the first time, higher education providers will be assessed for registration renewal purposes on their provision of student support services. The…
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On Campus
On the move: February
Commissioners reappointed TEQSA has announced the reappointment of three commissioners. Professor Nick Saunders will continue as chief commissioner, with Dr…
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Uni attrition rate stats provoke HESPy reaction
It’s spotlight time for the lengthily-named higher education regulators and advisors, TESQA (Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency) and HESP…
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Analysis
Degree dump: latest attrition stats released
The who, where and why of higher education attrition have been revealed by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency…
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In the News
Former Newcastle VC Saunders joins TEQSA
Former University of Newcastle vice-chancellor professor Nicholas Saunders has been named acting chief commissioner and CEO of the Tertiary Education Quality…
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In the News
Nips, tucks for TEQSA
Educators discuss tweaks as regulator continues with reform. By Dallas Bastian. The bad decisions of a besieged TEQSA are the…
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Disciplines doing more with standards
The review of learning and teaching has been a great opportunity for higher education but support is needed for it…
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Accreditation delays hold up innovation
The slow regulatory process by TEQSA and ASQA has put private providers at a disadvantage compared with public institutions. By.…
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Accreditation delays hold up innovation
The initial slow regulatory process by TEQSA and ASQA has put private providers at disadvantage compared with public institutions. By…
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Being TEQSA Ready: Mapping helps provide the evidence
One university has outlined its strategic response to making sure their learning and teaching standards stay high. By Jonathan Holmes,…
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National regulator prepares to pounce
While controversies rage in Victoria about shonky providers, ASQA is closing in wherever it can. By John Mitchell. Just a…
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The job of upholding standards
Associate deans and other faculty leaders are important in the disciplined approach to implementing and assessing academic programs. By Jonathan…
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UQ to strengthen ethics and accountability
The University of Queensland says it will make public a report on ethical reforms it is undertaking to redeem its…
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Holding universities to account
The new standards framework may make student charters an important means to protect an individual’s rights to quality higher education.…
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UK to check private providers
In the UK ministers have introduced a system of “due diligence checks” for private higher education providers, it has emerged,…
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SCU ‘irregularity’ goes to TEQSA
Southern Cross University (SCU) has defended its international programs in light of admissions irregularities uncovered at courses in Singapore and…
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FOI letters detail regulator interest in UQ
The University of Queensland has announced the appointment of a new vice-chancellor, Professor Peter Hoj, VC at the University of…
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Being TEQSA Ready
In light of the advent of the new regulatory and quality regime that TEQSA heralds, Campus Review is running a series of…
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Being TEQSA ready – perfect storm in education
Despite two years of upheaval and change, and criticism from uninformed sources, the public can be sure that teacher training…
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Learn to work with TEQSA: Craven
The higher education sector needs to embrace the new regulatory system and learn to work with it, says Australian Catholic…
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End of the line – Get smart on TEQSA
The dean of arts at McDazzle University, Professor Terry Smart, is poring over TEQSA’s new Regulatory Risk Framework as the…
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Being TEQSA ready – harmonising the layers of regulation
There is still work to be done in aligning practice requirements of professional healthcare bodies and the higher education standards…
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TEQSA may face constitutional dilemma
The tertiary regulator’s power to discipline universities might be undermined if a challenge to the Commonwealth’s authority is upheld in…
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