Alongside almost a third of a million volumes of printed material, there are over 1,300 study places, more than 400 of which are equipped with open access networked workstations running a range of software, including e-mail, word processing and spreadsheet packages. A range of specialist equipment for disabled students includes a Braille embosser and a large-screen PC with synthesised speech and enlarged text software. Hearing loop facilities and lifts to all floors are available. The LRC opens at weekends and late into the evening so you can use the facilities at times that suit your needs. There are over 1,100 computer workstations across the campus, from networked PCs running the latest Windows NT software to Silicon Graphic, Apple Mac and Computer-Aided Design laboratories running more specialist software and hardware.
Many facilities are available on an open access basis.
All students are given access to the campus network, e-mail and Internet services. All students can study a foreign language at Teesside. Classes in French and German are available from beginners to advanced level. The Innovation Centre is geared towards serving the needs of students, researchers and industry in the 21st century. It provides excellent modern laboratories to support a range of teaching and research activities in science and technology, including those serving our highly rated electrical and electronic engineering work.