Australian institutions accused of admitting international students without appropriate levels of English language skills have undertaken significant work "to improve admission and governance practices", TEQSA has concluded.
Contract cheating may have been exacerbated by the Covid-19 crisis, but some new national initiatives aim to broaden awareness while ICAI stakeholders are coming together for an International Day of Action and registrations have soared.
An integrity unit is to be created within TEQSA to protect the interests of students, tackle foreign interference and cheating, and maintain academic integrity.
A new agreement between TEQSA and ITECA has signalled a renewed commitment to cooperate on issues that protect student interests and the reputation of Australia's independent HE sector.
The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency has released a new good practice note to address concerns over a lack of transparency in admission requirements.
Australia higher education regulator says it will take a more detailed look at the sources of international revenue, as well as better understanding English language test equivalencies.
TEQSA has released a guidance note for direct entry into university from ELICOS courses in the wake of ongoing concerns of substandard English levels.
Australia’s National Tertiary Education Union has renewed concerns international students are being recruited with low English proficiency.
