After raising her family, Tracy chose to pursue her passion for history through our online degree, inspired by her son’s own studies and her ambition to become an archivist. She values the course’s flexibility, engaging modules and strong tutor support, which allow her to balance study with everyday life.
Go for it – the course, content and support are excellent, and you’ll still build great connections with fellow students online.
After leaving school and getting my A levels, I started working, got married and had my three amazing sons. As they got older, I felt it was time to do something for myself. My eldest son is studying history at university and really enjoys it, which inspired me to look at doing a degree. As I didn’t want to travel far to attend university, I researched online learning. I chose Teesside as the course sounded interesting and varied, and the University had good reviews.
I have always been passionate about history and would like to be an archivist. When researching how I can get into this career, a degree looked like the best pathway for me.
The flexibility – it fits around my everyday life. I have enjoyed all the modules, particularly the ones about empires and ancient Greece.
It’s been amazing. My tutor arranges regular meetings with me, and there is always an option for further support if I need it. He is very passionate about his job, which shows in interactions on seminar discussion boards and when we have live workshops.
Definitely. There are so many online tools provided to support us, and everyone at the University has been so helpful and patient. I have been particularly impressed with the online library.
Go for it – I am honestly so pleased with the course structure, content and all the support I’ve been given. Although you do not meet fellow students in person, you interact with them often online.