Student Success work alongside academic and other professional services teams to support and reassure students throughout all aspects of their student journey from pre-arrival through to graduation.
Academic Registry has key responsibilities and provides high quality professional support to the University and it's academic partners to deliver excellence in the learning and teaching experience that enables its students to achieve positive outcomes. This is driven through maintaining robust and effective academic standards, academic governance, quality assurance policy and academic regulations.
The Centre for Learning and Teaching Innovation and Enhancement (CeLTIE) is Teesside University's hub for seeking inspiration and support around teaching, course design, AI, assessments and helping you and your students succeed, whatever the modality of study. CeLTIE coordinates learning and teaching projects and provides a wide range of training and professional development in relation to learning and teaching with opportunities for colleagues to gain professional recognition.
Our Apprenticeship Academic Delivery team is dedicated to providing an innovative, learner-centred approach that places apprentices at the core of the learning process. By tailoring each apprentice's experience through individualised training plans, we ensure their prior knowledge and experience are recognised, building a clear pathway to their educational and professional goals. Using progress reviews, skill scans, and scaffolded learning aligned with Skills, Knowledge, and Behaviours (KSBs), we support apprentices in reaching their full potential.
Teesside University hosts a number of Learning and Teaching events including the annual Future Facing Learning Conference.