Teesside University (reviews)

The university is well-equipped, loads of opportunities to upskill yourself. There’s plenty of catering outlets, on-campus accommodation. Security on-campus at times was hit/miss, not sure how it is now (you would have druggies in indoor parking back then).

I personally made plenty of industry connections in relation to my course, met friends that I still keep in touch regularly. I would’ve liked for module structure to be open (at least few years ago) my games course did not offer flexible optional modules to personalize the course like some other ones do. There’s fair few subject matter experts teaching the course, which is a bonus, but I believe the structure can be improved.

The social life on campus is very important and the hospitality too; these two things are very important to me i this made me fall in love with the campus, the commitment towards student well being. And also academic performance is one of the best experience i got from the university.

Studying at the university felt like a real step into independence. My department’s lecturers were very accessible, and the city had almost everything I needed right at my doorstep. I enjoyed the study nights in the library and the late nights in the park. The fact that the city is affordable made me enjoy it most. The coursework was challenging, but the careers service and societies helped me feel supported. It was demanding, but it was one of the best years of my life.

Teesside university is what i consider the best in teaching both their practical and theory. They provide adequate information during enrollment and provide support post enrollment. I can say as an international student, I would recommend this university for my peers.