Teesside University

Academic strengths & graduate outcomes

Across 255 courses, Teesside University's largest teaching areas are creative arts and design (46 courses), engineering and technology (27 courses) and computer science (24 courses), with further provision in business and management, social sciences and psychology. In the latest national data it records 89% average course satisfaction (NSS), 70.3% first-year continuation, 86.4% of graduates in work or further study and 69.3% in professional or managerial roles. Median graduate pay rises from about £28,287 fifteen months after graduating to £28,603 after five years, peaking at £50,000 for Electrical and Electronic Engineering by Flexible Open Learning.