Teesside university is a great place to study because of its accessibility. The library has extensive resources both in person and online allowing all students to access any information they may need, and also provides a large useful place to do this. The campus is modern, spacious and has plenty of space to sit, study and socialise, with plenty of amenities such as lifts to make sure everyone can get around with ease. My only suggestion for improvement would be more car parking spaces as these are often filled by 8am.

My course is interesting and our lecturers always have time for us, ensuring we are confident in everything they teach us and all of our assessments. The course focuses on career prospects with a module solely directed at work experience and career possibilities and advice which is very important in a humanities degree. Although work experience is encouraged during this module, the communication between the university and potential places offering work experience is lacking, with the university not following up on necessary steps to arrange the placements.

Great