We design our courses with the help of both students and employers to blend theory with practice.
Senior leaders from across the region have been given the opportunity to collaborate with international counterparts as part of their studies at Teesside University.
13 Sep 2019
Teesside Business Clinic offers tailored consultancy services to small businesses, social enterprises, sole traders and start-ups in the Tees Valley - free of charge.
Dean of Teesside University Business School
Susan joined Teesside University in February 2017 and was appointed Dean of Teesside University Business School in June 2017. She spent over twenty years at Edinburgh Napier University where she was the founding Director of the Centre for Entrepreneurship.
Associate Dean (Learning & Teaching)
Elaine is Associate Dean (Learning & Teaching) at Teesside University Business School. She is responsible for overseeing all aspects of learning and teaching within the school, including aspects such as ensuring delivery of a high quality student experience, curriculum development and quality assurance
Associate Dean (International)
Warren is responsible for the strategic development of the international portfolio for Teesside University Business School. He has developed a wide range of successful partnerships with a variety of businesses and universities in the UK and internationally.
Associate Dean (Marketing and Student Recruitment)
As a member of the senior executive team David is responsible for the marketing of the School to all key stakeholder groups, and also leads on all aspects of student recruitment to the School's wide range of business-based provision. He also works closely with colleagues across the School, and the University, on external communications and portfolio development.
Associate Dean (Enterprise and Business Engagement)
Meryl joined Teesside University Business School in 2018, having previously held a University-wide role as Head of Student Futures. She works closely with colleagues within the School and the wider university to maintain existing partnerships and develop new enterprise and business engagement opportunities, working closely with students, staff and external organisations.
School Manager
Richard joined Teesside University Business School in 2018, bringing to the role a wealth of experience from previous roles in the education sector. As a member of the senior executive team he is responsible for monitoring the budget for income and expenditure, as well as managing resources such as staffing and facilities.
