I am about to start my second year at Teesside University, studying Graphic Design. I had originally applied to 5 different uni's for this course, with Teesside originally being my 5th choice and Leeds college of Art being my 1st choice. I think what made me actually select Teesside as an option, is it is consistently rated very highly amongst student satisfaction, so I decided it would be worth adding it as a 5th option as at the time I was very driven towards the bigger city uni's. After completing my interviews at all these uni's and going to the places themselves, this is what really did open my eyes up to viewing the places themselves. London for example, felt so ..  Read the complete review

I am just about to start my second year at Teesside university, studying English as I want to become a teacher. The University of Teesside is sometimes thought to be a poor choice of University simple because you don't need fantastic grades to get in, however it's what you put into it as to what you get out of it. The Univeristy itself is massive... there are many campuses and all of the ones that I have been in are spacious and modern. There Uni Library is great... it has 4-5 floors with plenty of computers to use. It is also open really good hours... sometimes until 12-1 am which is fantastic when you have assignments to complete! The computers are really ...  Read the complete review

University of Teesside is very modern and a great place to go. It does not require as high a grades as other Universities, meaning many people see it as a weaker option. This is not the case, the University if top notch and has some of the best tutors I have come across. All the staff are friendly and enjoy a laugh with students, as well as being serious and confident in what they teach. I went to Teesside to study Information Technology, as the institue was known for having one of the best computing departments in the country. And that statement is not wrong, I visited other Uni's to see their IT and computing facilities and many seemed out dated and a ...  Read the complete review

It came to the time of year when University applications needed to be made. I wasn't too keen on the idea about moving out of my home, and as I live about 10 miles out from Teesside Uni, it seemed ideal. They had the course I wanted to do, so I applied for a degree in Business Economics. They sent me a conditional offer to which I gave a firm acceptance. I achieved the grades they wanted, and they sent me a letter offering me an unconditional place. I sent back the reply slip confirming my place on the course and as the start of the term slowly arrived, I had high hopes and was looking forward to it. They sent me a letter explaining ...  Read the complete review

The University of Teesside also called the University of Opportunity gives people the chance to have undergraduate education. It accepts lower grades. This does not mean that the University is no good, actually quite the opposite. Each student has their own personal tutor. Each year the University is expanding with 3 new buildings being erected in the last 2 years. It has one of the best computer departments in the country. Having finished my degree this year I decided that I would like to change from Social Science based course to a computer one. I applied for a masters course and have been offered a place which is fully funded, that means I get my fees ...  Read the complete review