Your frequently asked questions

We currently offer a range of pathway programmes leading to both undergraduate and postgraduate study at Teesside University. You can choose the right programme for you based on your previous education, English level and progression aims.

Teesside University is located in Middlesbrough, in the North East of England. You can find out more information on our location here.

There is a strong and friendly community on campus at Teesside, as well as friendly locals in Middlesbrough town. You can find out more information on our student life page.

If you are an ambitious student focused on your future career, and want your learning experience to reflect that, then the future-proofed, practical learning experiences available on Teesside’s curriculum will appeal to you.

To get the most out of your time at Teesside, we recommend living in on-campus accommodation. As well as being cheaper than finding accommodation privately, living on on-campus has a variety of benefits. From being at the centre of an international study community, to only being a short walk away from a range of world-class facilities.

Should you still wish to arrange your own accommodation privately, it is required that you live within a 50-mile travel distance to the University. From living close by in Middlesbrough, to quieter seaside towns like Redcar, you are sure to find a home away from home. Rest assured that we will help you at every step of the way.

We offer a range of entry programmes for different levels of study and ability. You can find more detailed entry requirements for our programmes here.

Applications are now open. To submit your application please click here.

We have a fast and simple online application form for students interested in studying with us. We also have a team of expert Student Enrolment Advisors ready to help you. There is more information on the application process on our how to apply page.

We reccomend you take advantage of our affordable on-campus accommodation, a popular option for new students. 

With prices starting from as little as £75, there are options to suit everyone's budget. Save time and money by not paying extra for bills and being a short walk to all your classes.

• Cornell Quarter: from £140 a week
• King Edward’s Square: from £115 a week
• Woodlands Halls: from £90 a week
• West Parkside Village: from £85 a week
• East Parkside Village: from £80 a week
• Parkside Hall: from £75 a week

You may also choose to live in a nearby town and organise your own accommodation. Learn more about the accommodation options available, including a list of reccomended nearby towns that are within the 50-mile distance requirement. 

Our on-campus accommodation options start from just £75 per week – with competitive prices for every budget. 

Privately organised accommodation will likely incur additional expenses, such as travel costs and other bills.

After applying to the International Study Centre, our Student Enrolment Advisors will be able to help you choose and apply for your accommodation.