Student Handbook
- Useful information
- General rights and responsibilities
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Your academic rights and responsibilities
- Student attendance
- Assessment information
- Assignment submission
- Assessment and feedback FAQs
- Mitigating circumstances
- Studying additional credits
- Procedure for students reporting cancellation of classes
- Academic misconduct
- Withholding award due to tuition fee debt
- Feedback on your progress
- Feedback on your programme
- Receipt of results
- External examiners
- National student survey
- Graduation
- Diploma supplements
- Your course
- Your library
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Services and facilities
- Access to learning fund
- Accomodation
- Alumni association
- Assessment centre on Teesside
- CALM
- Car and cycle parking
- Careers
- Catering
- Chaplaincy
- Coaching skills
- Counselling
- Disability
- Emergency loans
- First aid
- Health and lifestyle
- Get the most from Teesside
- International
- IT and computing facilities
- MyPrint
- Nursery
- Ombuds Office
- Opportunities for paid volunteering work
- Security and emergencies
- Sport and recreation
- Student Centre opening times
- Travel
- Volunteering
- Well-being centre
- Your finances
- Your Students' Union
Help on hand
We are committed to providing you with the best possible experience in higher education at Teesside and as part of this commitment we have developed the student handbook with your Students' Union
The definitive student handbook
This is the definitive student handbook but we produce a paper version on demand, see the bottom of this page for downloads.
We also produce a handbook for students studying with international partners.
This handbook is one part of the essential information which you will receive during your time at the University, along with the student protocol booklet and school handbook. You need to become familiar with these documents and retain them as reference tools for the duration of your time at the University.
Welcome from Vice-Chancellor Professor Graham Henderson
'It is my great pleasure to welcome you to Teesside University. I hope that you have an exciting and enjoyable time as a student. Please ask for help if you need it, from the School within which your programme is based, the Student Services Department or your Students' Union.
'In this handbook we provide information on the services and facilities which you will find at the University, as well as our regulations.
'I am sure this information will be useful to you during your time at the University and I offer you my very best wishes.'
Downloads
Copies of the student handbooks are available to download.
Student Handbook (pdf - 857kb)- Transnational student handbook (pdf - 1mb)
- International student handbook (pdf - 2mb)
