Teesside University Courses and Fees 2025

• I would argue that my course was difficult for non-tech students who have different educational backgrounds, as it specialised in digital forensics and cyber investigation. I have done my bachelor's in forensic science. but I had keen knowledge in this field so it was not so difficult for me. my course mostly relied on the practical and in-lab.
• I had two modules which were theory only. the positive part of the course was that I had access to all the software and material for the study but the negative part was that the pacing of the course was a little fast for me. The professor used to cover a lot in one class. my lab class used to last 2 or sometimes 3 hours.
• My course had 3 to 4 classes per week. The timing for the classes was usually between 11 am and 4 pm, except for the exception that some of them were late evening or early morning but those were theory classes. my course was new and very specific so there were only 15 to 20 students in the class. and only, I think, 4 to 5 students were Indian. 1 or 2 Indian students switch the course because of the difficulty.

• 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.

• It was a mix of theoretical and practical. There were classroom sessions and lab sessions.
• There were no negative aspects regarding the quality of teaching they provide.
• It depends on the course. For me it was 1 to 2 and there were some days where I had 3 classes. For some courses there will be only a 2-day class. For me, I had a 4-day class
• There were 15 to 30 students, depending on the class
• More than half of the students in my classroom were Indians.

• £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 course was quite easy, and it included the theory as well as the practical lab. There were no theory exams conducted; just an assignment was given that we were supposed to complete by the end of the semester. Usually, there were 3 modules each semester. One theory class per week for every module and one practical lab every week for each module. there were around 50% Indian students.

• 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

• A masters degree program will have both theory and practical. Moderate and high difficulty level varying on subjects
• Positive aspects are we are diving deeper to gain the core knowledge of the subject and analyse how it actually works with real time and there
• No negative aspects as we get everytime different chance to learn.

• 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

• Well-designed and practical based, with a lot of focus on grad research. Supervisors are very warm hearted people and they help you in case of any need.
• The difficulty level was easy to moderate. It wasn't too hard for those who regularly attended the lectures and made time for their self-study. Positive aspect: The world is moving towards AI-based solutions, whether it's ChatGPT, Grok, or Copilot. Everywhere, in everything, we are heading towards AI. So I was sure that I was doing a good course. 
• Typically, as master's level students, we had classes three times a week, with the rest of the time allocated for self-study purposes. 
• Regarding Indian students, I am not sure about the exact numbers, but a significant number of students were from India. 

• 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. 

The course i have choosen was good and it is having modules which are very useful in future (in employment field). Modern labs and updated modules.

My course is fulltime (2yrs) with 14000gbp If you get any scholarship you will get reduced from total.

Since my course was only for a year, I wasn't given any industrial exposure and it was only theoretical. What I loved about is that they tried to explain relating to the industries and how it would actually be in the work.

12,000 pounds

This is worse choice of my life. It's totally different than my field of Mechanical Engineering except 1-2 modules.

£15000 excluding 1st year scholarship. You can also get £500 discount on full payment of 1st year. So, you just have to pay £5000 on 1st year and £7500 on 2nd year.