Teesside University
At Teesside University, students are at the heart of everything the university does. By joining Teesside, you will become part of a tradition of more than 90 years of teaching, learning and innovation in education. You will join a truly supportive, international community, with graduates from over 100 countries worldwide.
We want to give you the best possible experience of studying in the UK – and current students agree that’s what you will get at Teesside. In the International Student Barometer 2023, Teesside University was ranked first in the UK for overall satisfaction.*
When you successfully complete your degree at Teesside University, you will be ready to embark on the high-flying career you have always dreamed of – 81% of graduates are in graduate-level jobs or further study within 15 months of graduation (The Guardian University Guide 2024).
Why study at Teesside?
Your future career
We know our students are thinking about the competitive graduate job market long before they graduate. So, we want to make sure your education offers you the best possible opportunities to launch your career, with learning experiences designed and delivered by industry professionals.
When you study at Teesside, you will both benefit from a future-facing learning environment and gain workplace-ready digital skills.
Many courses at the University offer access to simulated real-life work environments. You can even choose to take an embedded work placement as part of your degree. This will support your career skills development while helping you gain a better understanding of the world of work before you have even left university.
The careers service is also on hand to help you with internships, job searches and work placements.
With plenty of part-time employment opportunities on campus, you can earn money and gain valuable work experience while you are studying. The Teesside University Student’s Union alone employs over 150 students every year.
Your future plan
One of the many benefits of Teesside is that it is a very affordable university with a low cost of living.
Student accommodation costs start from just £215 per week, and prices in Middlesbrough – the town where Teesside University is based – are, on average, lower than London and Manchester.
Your future experience
We want to make sure that you are set up for your degree at Teesside University. When you successfully complete your programme, if you go on to enrol on an undergraduate programme at Teesside University, we will provide you with digital equipment to aid your learning.
Through Teesside University Advance, you will receive a pre-installed Apple iPad and keyboard, credit for learning materials, and lecture-capture technology.**
**Eligibility criteria apply
Where is Teesside University?
Teesside University International Study Centre is based on a friendly, town-centre campus in Middlesbrough, a large town in north-east England.
The campus occupies a single site in the heart of the town, so all university buildings are within walking distance, and it’s very easy to explore the town too. Middlesbrough offers an interesting history, access to culture, and striking nearby scenery.
There has been £270m invested in the University campus over recent years, with plans to invest a further £300m. This means you will benefit from a world-class, digitally enabled teaching and learning experience while at university.
**1,682 responses to the ISB from Teesside students, equating to a 28.1% response rate; 137 institutions included in the Global rankings and 35 institutions are included in the UK ISB rankings.
The International Student Barometer survey is conducted by i-graduate. I-graduate do not publish benchmarked data from the survey, however a selection of Teesside University's results are published on their website, and these have been verified and approved by i-graduate (email info@i-graduate.org for additional verification of results).
General information about the survey can be found at www.i-graduate.org.
Our students say...
"I opted for Teesside because I wanted to be away from the hustle. I think that when you are making the transition to a new country, a new place, if you arrive in a hustling place, you'd find it more difficult. I wanted to be at a university and a place which is slower moving, to take my own time."
Nixon from India
Studies International Foundation Year in Business, Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
Join us today
Our student enrolment advisors are available to answer your questions and help you with your application. We can’t wait to meet you.