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1 minutes read • 6 December 2022

We’re delighted to report that APAC has signed a new memorandum of understanding with the national regulator for Australia’s higher education sector, TEQSA.

The three-year agreement, co-signed with TEQSA CEO Alistair Maclean on 8 November, recognises the value of cooperation between our two organisations.

We’ll be exchanging ideas on our policies and procedures.

We hope our discussions will lead over time to simpler processes and reduced regulatory pressure on higher education providers (HEPs) in the psychology discipline.

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23 April 2024

Children carry weight of the world on their shoulders

Tuesday 23 April is World Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Day (WICAMHD). Dr Chelsea Hyde discusses the pressures that children and young people face today.

16 April 2024

Our latest newsletter: news, views and a podcast

We’re looking to simplify processes, there’s a date for our first online stakeholder conference and our podcast is a must-listen on decolonising psychology.

2 April 2024

Efforts to decolonise psychology education

This symposium was held at the Ausplat conference in September 2023. The symposium comprised four presentations that outlined work undertaken by AIPEP Community of Practice members.

18 March 2024

Board communiqué

The APAC Board met on 26 February 2024 in person.

13 February 2024

Our latest newsletter: news, views and a podcast

Our new CEO shares his initial thoughts, we have three new Directors … and they tell us what has changed for women in psychology.

12 February 2024

What has changed for women in psychology?

To mark International Women’s Day on Friday 8 March, we asked our three new Directors to comment on the role of women in psychology.

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