Teesside University

Acceptance Rate

Teesside University acceptance rate stands at 75%. This number is quite selective and students should make sure they demonstrate high grades across all subjects. Additionally, the admission committee is quite selective and only admits 75 students out of 100. 

Teesside University only accepts applicants who meet rigorous academic standards. To gain admission, students must present a strong academic record in preceding coursework. Additionally, meeting all entry prerequisites and application conditions is mandatory. Indian students qualifying for bachelor's programs need a final year Class 12 qualification. Admission to postgraduate study necessitates an undergraduate degree. By upholding robust expectations for incoming candidates, the university ensures students access to a quality, competitive environment that fosters success. 

 

Entry Requirements

The university considers all academic as well as vocational qualifications. Students must remember that the university considers things like vocational training and work experience. And even if you don’t fit into the exact Teesside University entry requirements given below, the uni encourages you to come ahead and speak with the administration. 

 

For Undergraduate:

 

For Postgraduate:

 

Fees

For courses and programmes at Teesside University fees vary. Although international students frequently have to pay higher tuition rates, if they choose to rely on grants and scholarships, they can easily pay for their study abroad expenses. A range of private scholarships and student loans, which are now much easier to get, are available to international students. The loan amount will pay for your tuition fees and any related expenses. To get a sense of how much popular Teesside University programmes cost and to understand your finances, look at the costs and durations shown below:

 

• M.S Aviation Management: £15,000 /Yr
• M.S Data Science with Advanced Practice: £15,000 /Yr
• B.A Games Design: £15,000 /Yr
• B.A Games Design with Work-placement: £15,000 /Yr
• M.S Applied Data Science: £15,000 /Yr
• M.S Sustainable Engineering Systems: £15,000 /Yr

 

 

 

Placement

You may already be enrolled in a degree that includes a year of practical experience; this is a great way to advance in your profession and acquire information, practical experience, and employability-enhancing skills. There is a very strong likelihood that you will be hired by that organisation if you perform well in the placement schemes, which many graduate employers utilise as a yearlong interview. You can typically switch to this option in your second year, spending a year on placement after finishing your second year, even if you are not enrolled in a school with a year in industry.