The tuition fee for undergraduate and post-graduate full-time courses at Teesside University is estimated to be ₹12L-14L per year. Part-time courses start at ₹8L per year.

Tuition is highly dependent on the degree level, course and duration of the program. Most master’s courses can be completed in a year, while undergraduate courses take 3 years to be completed.

Courses with placement might add an extra year to the course duration. Teesside University charges a fee of ₹1.3L for undergraduate courses with placement. The extra charges apply only for the placement year.

Teesside University has a reputation for having excellent teaching standards, innovative teaching methods, research quality, and student satisfaction. The most popular programs at this university include business, law, and engineering. These programmes are ranked highly by QS, THE, and US world rankings.

Programs such as MA/BA and Mch are priced at a relatively lower price of ₹10L-14L than MBA, LLM and MSc, which fall under the range ₹14L-17L.

This price difference is because courses like MBA demand hands-on learning and close collaboration with industry professionals. Most MSc courses also require access to advanced learning resources and cutting-edge laboratories.

In contrast, MA and BA courses emphasise theoretical learning and may be taught with readily accessible materials. However, it’s safe to say Teesside University does not compromise on the quality of education for its students, no matter the cost.

Compared to tuition fees around the UK, which is, on average, ₹19L per year, tuition at Teesside University is considered affordable.

Teesside University has one main campus located in Middlesbrough. According to Numbeo, the monthly cost of living in Middlesbrough ranges between ₹69K-₹1L (without rent), depending on your lifestyle.

The cost of living in Middlesbrough is much lower than in London and other cities in the UK. If you choose to live on-campus, basic utilities such as water, gas, electricity, and internet are all covered under your rent.

Living on campus allows you to access various facilities, including libraries, labs, and sports centres.

You can also live off campus as many affordable single-bedroom and shared apartments near the university exist. These accommodations are usually student-friendly and provide access to Wifi, laundry and other utilities.

Typically, off-campus residences do not include utility expenses in your rent, so you will have to pay more depending on whether you cook at home and how far you need to commute.

If you cook at home, you must allocate expenses for food, utensils, and other household supplies. However, it is still less expensive and more sustainable in the long run.

If you wish to dine out, you will find that there are numerous restaurants serving Indian, Turkish, greek and baked items for affordable prices close to campus.

You must also pay ~₹37,207 on a student visa, which includes an Immigration health surcharge (IHS), Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) and other miscellaneous expenses

Return on Investment, or ROI, indicates that your investment in the institution will provide a profit over time. An easy way to measure ROI is to compare expected salaries or recorded salaries of alum with your tuition fee.

Teesside University has a record of well-employed graduates landing well-paid jobs within 6 months of graduation. Graduates of Teesside University work at famous firms such as Rolls Royce, Adidas, SeerBI, Avenium Engineering, Peel Jones, and Micropore.

As per 6figr, Teesside graduates earn an average of up to ₹1.2Cr. Programs such as MBA have the highest income and will return at least 4 times your investment.

LLM, MS, and other master's degrees also have exceptional ROIs and excellent opportunities for career development and higher pay.

As per UK government standards, international students at Teesside University can work up to 20 hours per week on a student visa. The minimum wage in the UK is between ₹534 to ₹1,055 per hour, depending on your age.

Teesside University constantly updates its website with new sources to find job listings, internships, research and volunteering opportunities. Part-time jobs such as teaching assistants, Sales associates and customer service are widely available in Middlesbrough.

Part-time jobs pay up to an average of ₹20L per year. High-paying part-time jobs are usually in freelancing. You can find freelancing opportunities in various fields, including writing and designing.

Freelancing opportunities are easy to find on Reed, Indeed, and LinkedIn platforms.

Teesside University offers a range of scholarships for international students, including the Vice Chancellor Scholarship, Deans' International Scholarship, and International Development Scholarship.

These scholarships are offered as fee waivers and reduce up to ₹5L from your tuition fee from the first year of study.

You must submit an additional application for these scholarships during the time of your admission. Teesside selects applicants based on its internal criteria.

There are a few external scholarships, such as the Commonwealth, Chevening and GREAT scholarships, which can fully fund your education and is worth applying to.