My eQuals
UniSQ graduates can share their certified digital graduation documents faster by supplying third parties seeking verification with access via an electronic link and (optional) pin. More information about My eQuals shared documents for third parties and My eQuals.
Standard verification requests
The Graduations Office will respond to requests to verify graduates of award programs, not professional development courses. If you have completed a professional development course, please consider purchasing a print Official Academic Transcript with Authentication.
The University of Southern Queensland does not have the power to investigate allegations of false claims of qualifications made in the wider community. In many situations, the most appropriate body to investigate is the body that has received the claim, or the professional regulator. Allegations of serious fraud should be reported to the Queensland Police Service who'll investigate the matter and may approach UniSQ for relevant information.
To use the Third Party Verification service, third parties are required to provide the following graduate information:
- reason for request i.e employment, professional accreditation etc
- full graduate name including any previous or maiden names, or variations of name order
- date of birth in this format DD/MM/YYYY
- name/s of academic program/s to be verified
- details of the company, service, organisation or individual requesting the verification.
- name of academic program/s completed (not including majors or specialisations)
- conferral date/s.
Verification requests
Item | Fee |
Standard Third Party Verification email response to email request from a third party - includes program and conferral date only |
Nil |
Custom digital Verification Letter on University letterhead preparation - includes program and conferral date, start and end date, mode/s of study, full-time or part-time.*Cannot be requested by a third party - must be requested and paid for by the graduate themselves |
AUD10 |
Definitions Dictionary may be used to understand terms such as full-time and part-time study, and modes of study ie External course, Online course or On-campus course.