Term: Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency. (TEQSA)

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The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) is an Australian federal government organisation responsible for the regulation and quality assurance of all higher-education providers in Australia. This includes public and private universities.

Accreditation by TEQSA or another Australian regulator is necessary to award qualifications listed in the AFQ (Australian Qualification Framework).

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Term: Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency. (TEQSA)

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