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We have a long-established track-record of delivering high-quality education, research and consultancy in the fields of computing, engineering and digital technologies.
Our School enjoys an excellent reputation for innovation and our teaching staff combine academic excellence, world class research and industrial experience. Many of our staff are leading experts and practitioners in their fields.
We offer a broad range of innovative and industry-relevant courses from pre-degree through to PhD level study.
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Professor Chrisina Jayne
Dean, School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies
Teesside University enjoys a long-standing reputation in the fields of animation and visual effects.
Our courses cover all aspects of games development, ranging from the highly creative area of concept art to the technical discipline of games programming.
Our computing courses prepare you for a career in a range of industries - from heavy industry to business.
The North East of England hosts major international automotive, aerospace, engineering design, manufacturing and civil engineering industries, as well as a growing number of companies involved in renewable energy.
Providing industry input into the course, live industry briefs, guest speakers, student placements and graduate internships.
Professor Chrisina Jayne is Dean of the School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies. Chrisina's recent research relates to developing and applying novel methods for artificial neural networks, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
More about ChrisinaGordon is responsible for the strategic development of the School's international portfolio. He has developed a wide range of successful partnerships with a variety of businesses and universities in the UK and internationally.
More about GordonDr Dimitri Nicolaou is responsible for undergraduate and postgraduate student recruitment, including degree apprentices, portfolio development and academic partnerships.
More about DimitriMichael is responsible for the school’s student experience, quality assurance and curriculum development. He is an electrical engineer by background and is a senior fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a chartered engineer.
More about MikeDavid is a professor of low carbon materials and associate dean for research and innovation. David is the chair of the national IOM3 Polymer Group and coordinates the University Circular Economy and Recycling Innovation Centre (CERIC).
More about David23 Oct 2024