Teesside University: Ranking, Fees 2026 & Acceptance Rate

• Very good. I lived near the university very briefly. Research area for PhD students and library support are excellent. My favourite part was the gym and the climbing wall.

• Around £50,000

• There are around 10 buildings on campus.
• The main building is curved. When I was studying, our classes for engineering were in the Stephenson building. It is a multistorey building inculdes coffee dispenser and a vending machine. There is a student union building which has a cafeteria, and the building is for helping students if they are having problems.
• The university has a digital life building, which is fairly new and has all the advanced tools. It also has a gym.

• I was a 2020 student of Master's in Mechanical Engineering. I have done 2 years course, which includes advanced practice. It cost me around 12000 as university fees. The rent here in Middlesbrough is cheap as comapre to other cities. 280-350 is the average rent per person.
• The transportation facility is really good. There are some options available to pay fees in installments.

• 1 campus in Middlesbrough city, near Newcastle
• The college has every possible facility, such as a library, student council building, gym, medical services, bars, parking, cafes, etc.
• There are all sorts of cultural programs like Holi, and something new is always going on in the student council building, like there is a club called TPAS, for acting, dancing, and performing arts. A whole lot of societies and clubs.
• Even for sports, almost all sports have a club there, there as squash, wheelchair basketball, wall climbing, volleyball, badminton, and many more sports available

• The fees are based on your course. As I was an exchange student, I didn't have any tuition fees for Teesside, but for regular students, the fees were around 15-16k pounds, and it was yearly.
• I lived in a rented room near the university, it cost 440 pounds monthly, and the food cost around 200 pounds, but it depends on your diet, and I actually travelled a lot and went out to eat a lot, so on a monthly basis it cost me 800-1000 pounds.

• there one two campus one in Middlesbrough and one in Darlington. The main campus is in Middlesbrough, but the student who had the class in Darlington had to manage the travel by themself, as there was no transportation from the university.
• I only know that Darlington has the library and lab for the bio students. I don't know any other things for my campus, which is in Middlesbrough; it had everything: a sports building, which included a gym, a football ground, a climbing wall, and a badminton place.
• There was a swimming pool as well but it was off-campus and a little far from the campus. there is a club as well on my main campus which serves the discounted drinks to uni students who provide the student ID.
• There was a whole month dedicated to the event before we started the course which is in September intact, which included nightclubs, question games, disco nights and many others.

• During my admission, the total course fee was £14,000. I was supposed to pay half upfront (£7,000), but after getting a £1,500 scholarship and an additional £500 discount for paying the rest in full, I paid £5,000 in my first year. Fees could be paid yearly or broken into monthly instalments. I chose private housing with a friend, which was far cheaper than the university accommodation.
• My monthly expenses were lower due to shared rent, and I managed transport and living costs within a reasonable budget. The total fee during my addition was 14000 pounds; I meant to pay half, which is 7000 but I got a 1500 scholarship and 500 off if I pay the whole remaining amount.
• So I paid 5000 in the first year. there is an option to break it down to monthly if the student prefers. I took the private renting option to share with my friend, which was way cheaper than the accommodation offered by the university. scholarship eligibility was to have good goodmarks in 10th standard in English, I think. I don't know any other scholarships provided by the university. there is a price hike in courses as well since my admission.

• 2 campuses. One in Darlington and another one in Middlesbrough
• There were 24/7 gym facilities, 24/7 library, a cafeteria, seating spaces in the middle of the campus, etc.
• There is indian society which conducts many programs. Also the freshers' day and end of college day, which are conducted by the university, are marvellous.
• I didn't see any sports event which took place on the campus. But there are a lot of festival programmes.

• £15000 and there was a £2000 scholarship discount and hence the overall fee was £13000 Yearly (You have the option to pay as an instalment)
• Considering the city is cheap, the estimated monthly expense, including rent, would be £350. It could go up or down based on the rent. If you wish to look for a shared house, the rent is comparatively cheap.

• The college has recently opened a 3rd campus in London. Library 24/7 is available. Sport and Gym facilities are available, but those are paid facilities. There is a major freshers' week at the University that has different events. There is a breakfast club.
• The Indian society club is available as well. Various student communities are available as well. There is a student organization at the University

• it was 15000 GBP and there was the option of instalments, like an initial 5,000 deposit and then 3,333 + 3,333 + 3,334 every month. The fees were charged annually; however, we were asked to pay it in the span of 4 months only.
• Monthly expenses included rent bills (100 GBP), groceries (100 GBP) and any other expense of around 100 GBP, making total of 500-600 GBP

• 2 campuses within 20miles distance each other.
• Facilities are vast in the campus they have all types of sports activities, various laboratories with relevant to different course backgrounds, medical services, amphitheaters, stadium and playing grounds etc.
• Student life is the cultural activity building and here the participation of all festivals, parties and events takes place doesn't matter which background the event belongs to.
• They do have community based on the regions and most grand festival is celebrated are diwali and dandiya night party.
  Cultural events and social organisations takes place depends on the availability and schedule of the organisation team but there will be activities every academic year.
   

• Well tuition fess depends based on the course i had total of 17000GBP for 1year course.almost 18lac
• You get 3different instalments from college side to pay yearly
• Hostel/rental charges u have to show full 10months amount to UKVI to prove your visa.
• Monthly rent/other expenses for individual per month costs around 35k rupees

• Campus life is pretty nice, and yes it has wonderful facilities like a library, research centres and advanced labs. Main Campus fests are Halloween, freshers Day and Christmas.
• Teesside University currently has two campuses, located in Middlesbrough and London.
• A library, sports club, and facilities including a badminton court, a football ground, a basketball court, and a squash court are present. An excellent rock climbing club is also present. 
• Several clubs are there, which include a book club, music club, sports club, etc. Festivals include Christmas, Easter, Halloween, etc. 
• 4Among student organizations, we had the student union club, which was very helpful in solving any issues that international students faced. There is also a free mental health counseling service done by university people to help those who are facing nostalgia for their own home country. 

• The tuition fee was charged yearly. 
  £7000 per year (without scholarship)
• The monthly expenses while I studied were around £800 each month, which includes rent of approximately £330 for a single shared room, £250 for monthly groceries and food, and the remainder for shopping, eating out, and transportation.
• But it also depends heavily on your spending habits and your own personal finance management. 

University location is good . For my course this university is better than other universities.

Campus is just awesome you can explore a lot and you can meet different people from different areas . Uni is having 24 hrs library and gym and student union .

I am a master’s student pursuing animation with advanced practice at Teesside University, England. I choose this university because it was affordable and it was one of the few universities providing 2 years degree in 3D animation. Also the town is one of the most cheapest places in England.