TEQSA regulates ACU's provider status as an Australian University. Our proactive program is designed to ensure successful reregistration and ongoing compliance.
TEQSA regulates ACU's provider status as an Australian University. Our proactive program is designed to ensure successful reregistration and ongoing compliance.
The Tertiary Education Quality Standards Agency (TEQSA) was established in 2011 and is an independent statutory authority that regulates and assures the quality of Australia's large, diverse and complex higher education sector. ACU's registration with TEQSA expires on 30 July 2025 and, along with our standard programme of quality assurance across ACU, we have developed and implemented a proactive program to achieve positive outcomes for our reregistration with TEQSA and continued compliance. The Legal, Assurance, and Governance Directorate (LAG) lead the development and implementation of the TEQSA Reregistration Program. The Program is led by the Chair of the Academic Board, who also serves as the Institutional Lead for the Renewal of Registration.
Documents developed during the program the Assurance Unit stores these documents in ACU's restricted internal library. A key aspect of the program is the Evidence Collection Test and self-assurance reports to track progress.
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