Teesside University
Our academics carry out cutting-edge research across multiple disciplines. Read about the real-world impact their work is having and how it affects the communities in which we live.
Most business decisions are made using what’s immediately visible: upfront cost, supplier pricing and short-term performance. But in today’s environment – where regulation is tightening, carbon is being priced, and supply chains are demanding transparency – that’s no longer enough. Because what you can’t see is often where the real cost and risk sit.
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For many businesses, research still feels expensive, slow or out of reach. At the same time, teams are being asked to make bigger decisions around product development, process improvement, energy use, automation, compliance and investment risk.
Businesses today are under intense pressure. New regulatory frameworks, including the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS), the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and evolving Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) requirements, are reshaping how companies plan, invest and manage their supply chains.
Collaboration between universities and industry is becoming increasingly important as businesses seek to adopt digital technologies, improve efficiency and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving landscape. In the North East, this collaboration is playing a critical role in supporting regional innovation, enhancing productivity and driving long-term economic growth.
Teesside University’s published Quality and Achievement Rate (QAR) data sends a clear message: quality matters. Behind every data point are the efforts of an extraordinary academic community dedicated to delivering outstanding apprenticeship experiences. Special recognition goes to our Associate Deans for Learning and Teaching, whose leadership and unwavering commitment continue to strengthen the learning journey for every apprentice.
Following the recent government announcement regarding apprenticeship funding, we want to keep our employer partners informed about upcoming changes to the Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship (CMDA) and Healthcare Management (CMDA).
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