Teesside University awarded gold in all areas of Teaching Excellence Framework

Teesside University awarded gold in all areas of teaching framework

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Teesside University has been awarded a gold rating across all three categories in the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework.

By The Tees Editorial Desk · 28 September 2023

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Teesside University has received an overall gold rating in the 2023 Teaching Excellence (TEF), with additional gold rankings for both 'Student Experience' and 'Student '. The national assessment, run by the Office for Students, evaluates providers on teaching quality, course delivery, and the learning environment.

The TEF panel noted the university's commitment to professional development for staff and its student progression , reporting that over 78% of graduates are in professional or managerial roles, or pursuing further , 15 months after graduation.

Assessors also highlighted the institution's professional apprenticeship programmes and its widening participation initiatives. The university's investment of more than £280m into campus , including the Student Life Building and the forthcoming BIOS health and life sciences facility, was credited for supporting the student experience.

Following the recent announcement, Professor Paul Croney, Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive, stated that the results reflect the university's focus on placing students at the centre of its operations. The gold rating will be by the university for four years.

Archive : This story is based on reporting originally published by Teesside University on 2023-09-28. The original source image has been retained and credited.