Clearing is your chance to secure a place at university after the main UCAS deadline has passed. If you are offered a place through Clearing, you can still start uni this September. Most universities offer places through Clearing across a […]
When I joined Teesside University in 2016 as a mature student, I had no idea how much it would change my life. I studied food science and nutrition as I was passionate about food, health and social justice. I didn’t […]
Dr Helen Moore, Associate Professor (Research), and Amelia Lake, Professor of Public Health Nutrition, have recently contributed to the development of new online training, with an initiative to support healthier food environments. Imagine walking through your neighbourhood and noticing fewer […]
This Mental Health Awareness Week, we spoke to some of our dedicated nursing academics to explore why mental health awareness matters – not just this week, but every day. Mental Health Awareness Week is important to keep this topic […]
Emma Watts and Chloe Mortley, students studying our forensic science degree, were recently accepted to present their third-year project work at BCUR 2025 (British Conference of Undergraduate Research) in April. Hear about their experiences below. “My third-year science research […]
Are you fascinated by crime and forensics, and looking for a career where you can play an important role in society? Our BSc (Hons) Crime Scene Science degree can prepare you for a varied and impactful career. This accredited course […]
Placements are a vital part of the learning journey on many of our health courses at Teesside. There’s also benefits to businesses and organisations that take on placement students, building a win-win partnership. Courses with a placement element offer students […]
I’m Fiona and I am starting my final year as a learning disability (LD) student nurse at Teesside University. The course is split between theory and placement, so my day varies massively depending on whether I’m at University or out […]
