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Test time for planners
13 January 2012
The University has begun work on a major European research programme which will help reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change.
From food to forensics for graduate Lucy
22 December 2011
Lucy Watts went from food to forensics to achieve a first class BSc (Hons) Forensic Biology degree from Teesside University.
Environmental partnership proves its worth
19 December 2011
A partnership between Teesside University and Cleveland Potash is set to deliver real environmental benefits by reducing the company’s energy usage.
Water recycling helping the environment while saving companies money
16 December 2011
A Teesside University graduate has been involved with an innovative company, finding ways to reuse and recycle waste water – benefiting the environment and helping businesses save money.
Fees and scholarships for 2012
05 December 2011
Teesside University has confirmed that its tuition fees for 2012 now start at £7,450.
Honours for the superlative seven
25 November 2011
NASA astronaut Nicholas Patrick and gold-winning Paralympic athlete Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson were two of the seven distinguished figures to be awarded honorary degrees by the University.
Remain positive is the message from Vice-Chancellor
21 November 2011
Teesside University's Vice-Chancellor Professor Graham Henderson CBE, is urging this year’s graduates to remain optimistic, while reminding them of the positive part they can play in the economy’s future success.
No fireworks at Matthew’s graduation
18 November 2011
Could particles generated during a firework display be similar to those found in gunshot residue?
Get a career boost with a Teesside internship
17 November 2011
Work experience is one of the vital skills employers look for, so Teesside University is launching a new scheme to give graduates a career boost.
Thousands to celebrate the University’s graduations
17 November 2011
Congratulations to all of our graduates, their families and friends. Nearly 4,000 graduates and 7,800 guests will gather at Middlesbrough Town Hall this week to celebrate the University’s annual academic awards ceremonies.
