Teesside University Accommodations: On-Campus Accommodations, Off-Campus Accommodations, Costs, and Deadline

Rent: £330. I took it from Kexgill Accommodation, which is considered to be one of the best accommodations in the UK. You can also go for local landlords, but be careful to arrange for a rental agreement, otherwise, any minor dispute may result in you to thrown out on the streets and you would become homeless.

I chose UK for two reasons, first, it is English-speaking, and the other one is it is basically its reputation as an international study destination. Specific courses offered: MS in game designing, the best game designing program in the world. It is better than Cambridge and Oxford, as per some sources. Career Opportunities- because of the harsh immigration policies of the new UK government, it's better not to keep such high expectations. You won't be offered a sponsored position unless you are someone with extraordinary brains, with a bagful of gold medals and dozens of certifications. Student life is pretty good, with a good work-life balance, however, you won't be getting part-time jobs that easily to support yourself during your studies. Please bear that in mind before planning your finances. It is because of so much overcrowding of other nationality students and because of the visa work restrictions of 20 hours paid work per week. The campus is extremely beautiful and good.

I was stayed outside the uni with friends. There will be lot of houses for rentals where you can stay. University accommodation is also good enough but it will little costly what i feel.

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

The university have few accommodations in different price ranges. Some of the accommodations are sharing and some are single room. You can ask for your choice. The accommodation for boys and girls are mixed, however the security is really good. They respond immediately if someone is in distress.

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.

amazing

because of the feedback i got from a friend who was already studying there.

I lived in the cheapest accomodation I could find that was Parkside Halls which costed 340 pounds including electrical expenses. Later I rented a house with my friends which was much cheaper as I had to pay 120 pounds for rent and rest would be for electricity, heating and food.

At that time, Teesside University was the cheapest one and I found the area where it is based to be very nice. I chose MSc Accounting and Finance so that I could gain more knowledge about my field of interest.

It cost around £280 including light, gas and wi-fi.

Because of low fees among UK universities and jace two years of course.

Good accomodation options, you can choose a en-suite room and sharing rooms, easily affordable

Good computing course modules, research options, industry tie ups