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Teesside University Business School international links

The School is proud of its international links which range from collaborative agreements with partner institutions to student and staff exchanges.

Collaborative agreements

Teesside University Business School has a growing list of collaborative agreements including:

  • Mediterranean College in Greece, based in Athens with a site in Salonica. They deliver a number of our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes under franchise
  • In Malaysia the BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance is delivered with SEGi College at Penang and Subang Jaya and SEGi University College at Kota Damansara.
  • A collaborative link with Jiangxi Normal University in Nanchang City, China.
  • In Singapore the BA (Hons) Business Management final year top-up with AEC; the BA (Hons) International Business Management at the Fei Yang International Technology Institute; the MBA (Enterprise) at Knowledge Window Asia Pacific (Genovate)
  • In Prague the BA (Hons) International Business Management final year at Prague College.

More information

Contact David Eadson on 01642 342810 or email d.r.eadson@tees.ac.uk

Student and staff exchanges

We actively participate in the European Union's Socrates-Erasmus programme and have links with over 20 partner institutions offering exchanges for students and staff. We have partner institutions in France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Poland and Slovakia. Exchange agreements also exist with Slippery Rock in Pennsylvania, the University of South Carolina and Texas Tech University.

All undergraduate students at Teesside University Business School have the opportunity to spend a year at one of these partner universities, gaining invaluable experience of a different educational and cultural environment. Many European institutions offer modules in English. We welcome around 20 international exchange students each year.

We are a member of the DEMI network (Diplome Europeen de Management International), a close partnership of seven European universities. The network awards the diploma to students who successfully complete the DEMI programme during their year abroad.

More information

Contact Angelika Flynn on 01642 342924 or email a.flynn@tees.ac.uk

Academic faculty

Andrew Harrison is Visiting Lecturer in Economics at the Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia and a member of the Associate Board of the Economics and Management Journal of the Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic.

Professor David Preece - Member of the Scientific Advisory Committee, Helsinki Institute of Science and Technology; Visiting Professor, Faculty of Business & Enterprise, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia; Member, Board of Visitors, Mediterranean College, Athens.

Terry Robinson, Reader in Marketing, is an Associate of CBME, Mediterranean College, Athens.