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Movie visual effects Oscar nomination for Teesside University graduate

Working on a film inspired by a real-life dramatic wildfire rescue mission has earned a best visual effects Oscar nomination for a Teesside University graduate.

18 Feb 2026

Teesside University has just published its Access and Participation Plan Impact report. Link to Teesside University has just published its Access and Participation Plan Impact report.

New report showcases transformative support for students

Teesside University has reaffirmed its commitment to transforming lives and opening doors to higher education with the publication of its first Access and Participation Plan (APP) Impact Report.

16 Feb 2026

Elizabeth Taylor, Oluwaremilekun Tola-Okunfolami, Oluwadamilola Justina Aladesuyi-Oyelude, with Myriam Mallet Principal Lecturer (Learning & teaching) of the School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies. . Link to Elizabeth Taylor, Oluwaremilekun Tola-Okunfolami, Oluwadamilola Justina Aladesuyi-Oyelude, with Myriam Mallet Principal Lecturer (Learning & teaching) of the School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies. .

National recognition for students involved in community-led alleyway project

Students who led a project to regenerate an area of Middlesbrough have earned special recognition in the APM Project Management Challenge Award.

16 Feb 2026

The tenth International Visual Methods Conference will be hosted in Middlesbrough in 2027. Link to The tenth International Visual Methods Conference will be hosted in Middlesbrough in 2027.

Teesside University to host 10th International Visual Methods Conference (IVMC27) in 2027

A major international conference exploring how visual media can be best utilised to engage people in research and forge connections between people and places is to be hosted by Teesside University.

12 Feb 2026

Dr Ann French, Dean of Teesside University’s School of Health & Life Sciences. Link to Dr Ann French, Dean of Teesside University’s School of Health & Life Sciences.

Teesside University helping to unite students and nurses to tackle health inequalities

Teesside University is working with The Talent Foundry, an education charity, on a programme which brings together young people, nurse mentors and healthcare leaders to help tackle health inequalities and improve social mobility across the region.

11 Feb 2026

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