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9 Reviews Found
Likes
- Affordable Tuition and Living costs
- Supportive International Office - Good support is provided to International students
- Diverse Student Community
Dislikes
- Limited Job opportunities in the Local Area
- Weather and Location
- Slow Admin Processes - Delays in CAS or transcripts
- I already had my friends here at Teesside University, so finding the accommodation wasn't that difficult for me. I stayed in a shared, rented 4 BHK apartment. There are student accommodations available that are provided by the university as well. But they are very costly. The accommodation I stayed in was a 10-minute walk from the University. The rent was bit cheaper for me as it was a shared apartment
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Likes
- Infrastructure like accommodation and lab facilities with high class amenities
- Affordability for all range of individuals to pursue there career
- Well located to commute all the nearest places around northern england
Dislikes
- Most of the british professors are well known in english language and they teach the lessons very quickly and its not a drawback from the university but before joining an individual should have good ability english skills to cope up with this pace. Nothing much to dislike
- Accommodation i took as my friend was already present here before me arriving. So i had sorted out my accommodation in private rental.
- Although u can find accommodation on online platforms and few whatsapp college groups when u enrol.
- Even college has accommodation near to campus providing range of prices and sharing rooms.
- My current accommodation is 15miles away from campus as i choose these option because there would be too much suffocated area around the campus due to students living there and chances of less part time job vacancies.









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- There are several reasons why the university is a good choice for someone. I will mention and summarize my overall experience with the university, explaining why I liked it. You may have your reasons for choosing this university, but you will likely agree with at least some of the points mentioned below before making a decision on which university to attend for your master's or higher education.
- Extremely supportive staff, very friendly master thesis supervisors and very well-organised library.
- The fee is affordable. Compared to other UK universities, I found through my research that the fees were significantly more affordable. My other peers who studied in the UK paid almost double the amount in tuition fees that I paid. My tuition fee was around £5,500 in my first year and £7,000 for the following year. I spent around £12,500 on tuition fees, which seems to be significantly cheaper than those of US universities and most British universities.
Dislikes
- Too much racism and politics against people of colour, no proper job guidance, and most of the UK firms will tell you straight no to a position if you do not have a permanent residency or a British Passport. You cannot land a good job on a visa. Needless to say, the chances of them sponsoring your visa are next to impossible.
- Lower QS ranking compared to other universities: Let me be very honest with you in this regard; if you have plans to move into further education after your masters, like I myself did by enrolling in a PhD program, then sometimes during admissions, the QS university ranking does matter while you apply to other universities.
- Limited city life exposure: As I mentioned earlier, if you are a party and booze person, you may miss out on something very significant. Middlesbrough is a village, and it may offer you nature, but not posh nightlife, bars, and late-night party DJs.
- I booked it from Kexgill, and it was one of the best student accommodation agencies in the UK. The monthly rent was around £330. It included all the bills, such as high-speed Wi-Fi, a good heating facility, and regular maintenance. I didn't have any issues finding my accommodation because the university student association helped me secure a suitable place to stay, allowing me to focus on my work.
- My recommendation for future students is to find accommodation either inside the campus or find accommodation from trusted agencies like Kexgill. 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.












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