We are pleased to advertise the opportunity for a current full-time Teesside student to undertake the role of a paid research assistant on a large multi-university Collaborative Enhancement Project supported by the UK Quality Assurance Association (QAA). Read More…
Do you want to be involved in an exciting opportunity to work on a Research Project?
You will work in partnership with an academic project lead on a discipline or pedagogic piece of research. This will help you develop your research skills and useful general skills. You will be employed by Teesside University as part of your role and receive payment for your work…
Are you currently involved in research, or considering a research project this academic year? Would you benefit from a student researcher?
The Students as Researchers Scheme (SARS) provides opportunities for Undergraduate and Postgraduate (Taught) students to work as paid research assistants on a variety of discipline and pedagogic research projects across all Schools and Departments. We are now taking applications from staff for project proposals…
Are you currently involved in research, or considering a research project this academic year? Would you benefit from a student researcher? The call for staff project proposals for the 2020/2021 Students as Researchers Scheme is now open…
Do you want to be involved in an exciting opportunity to work on a Research Project? You will work alongside experienced researchers and will be fully supported by the LTE team and an academic project lead. This will help you
The deadline for project proposals for the Students as Researchers Scheme is fast approaching. In light of recent changes within School strucutures, we have extended the deadline for project proposals to Thursday 3rd October 2019. These must be received by
Reminder!! The call for project proposals for the 2019-20 Students-as-Researchers Scheme is now open. The Students as Researchers Scheme (SARS) provides opportunities for undergraduate students to work as paid research assistants on a variety of discipline and pedagogic research projects
When I began studying BSc Food Science and Engineering, I soon realised two crucial facts; I must adhere to report writing guidelines, as per module handbooks, and immerse myself in quantitative data analysis. I went to town with Anovas and p-values, repeatedly edited words to maintain my word count, and added graphs galore. Then, half way through my second year…
The Students as Researchers Scheme at Teesside was introduced in the academic year 2011/12 as a learning and teaching enhancement activity. The purpose of the scheme is to develop learners as co-creators, rather than consumers of knowledge, enhance research and transferable
The Students as Researchers scheme is a fantastic opportunity for our undergraduate students to gain valuable skills, knowledge and experiences. Beginning in 2011/2012, it has given students the opportunity to undertake a range of research activities alongside academic staff as paid research assistants on a variety of authentic discipline and pedagogic research projects.
