Fuse funding continues through School for Public Health Research
Researchers at Teesside University will continue to benefit from a collaboration which brings together the leading public health research expertise
16 Sep 2021 Research
About us
Welcome
We have a long established record of delivering high quality learning and teaching, research, and enterprise activity in health, sport and the sciences, from our Middlesbrough and Darlington campuses, and the world-leading National Horizons Centre.
We are an important engine for change, challenge and creativity, with an excellent reputation for collaboration. Partners include the NHS, voluntary and private businesses. Our portfolio ranges from certificate to PhD level study with many programmes accredited by professional and statutory bodies, and we support our partners to develop their staff throughout their career journeys. Our high-quality clinical, sport and scientific learning spaces, combined with our adventurous approach to digital tools and simulation, prepare you for clinical practice experience or graduate employment.
Professor Tim Thompson
Dean, School of Health & Life Sciences
Courses
Undergraduate
Learn about your subject, learn about yourself and learn a whole lot more in between.
Why study with us?
School management team
Professor Tim Thompson
Dean
Tim Thompson is Dean of the School of Health & Life Sciences and Professor of Applied Biological Anthropology. He studied for his PhD in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Sheffield, and is a National Teaching Fellow and Principal Fellow of Advance HE.
Dr Ann French
Associate Dean (Marketing & Recruitment)
Dr Ann French is responsible for the School's marketing and student recruitment portfolio. Ann is a Registered General Nurse with a background in palliative and end of life care. She completed a PhD in Palliative Care at the International Observatory on End of Life Care at Lancaster University.
Dr Kevin Thomas
Associate Dean (International)
Kevin is responsible for the development of international education opportunities for the School's health, social care, and science-related programmes. By profession, he is a chartered building surveyor who worked in both public and private practice prior to entering academia in 1992.
Carlie Johnston-Blyth
Associate Dean (Learning & Teaching)
Carlie is a registered mental health nurse with a background in forensics, acute and primary and secondary services. She has held many senior management roles within the NHS and has extensive knowledge and experience in commissioning. Carlie gained an MSc in Transformational Leadership at Teesside University, and has led on a range of regional and national large-scale change and transformation projects.
Linda Nelson
Associate Dean (Enterprise & Business Engagement)
As a member of the senior executive team I work closely with colleagues within the School and the wider university to maintain existing partnerships whilst seeking out new opportunities for the growth of enterprise and business across the university.