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Here East, Stratford, London
Full review soonThe London campus, inside Here East, is E15 2GW. Teesside’s main estate in Middlesbrough is TS1 3BX.
Browse the sixteen taught masters Teesside University lists at its London campus.
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No course matches that.
Eight of the sixteen are one-year masters. The other eight are the same subjects again with Advanced Practice or Applied added, which runs over two years and is the route with the internship. Teesside describes that structure as “four semesters spread over 24 months”.
So you are choosing a subject and then choosing a length, and the fee table below is really about which of the two you pick.
MSc Data Science and Analytics states it plainly, and the exclusion is the unusual part:
You normally need to have a first degree (at least a 2.2), relevant experience or equivalent qualifications. Any subject is considered, excluding computer science, artificial intelligence and data science.
If you already have a computing, AI or data science degree, this is the one course here that will not take you.
That course pageEvery fee, length and start month above was read off that course’s own page on 29 August 2026. All sixteen are on Teesside’s London course pages, which are separate from the Middlesbrough ones: none of these is a Middlesbrough course and none of Middlesbrough’s is here. The eight two-year routes show the annual rate, which is paid in each of the two years.
Every course here starts three times a year and none of them changes price with the start date. What does change the total is whether you take the one-year route or the two-year one.
Teesside publishes a London range that starts at £10,000, and it is the most misreadable number on this page. It is not a cheaper degree. It is the annual rate on the two-year routes, and you pay it in each of the two years.
So a one-year masters here is £17,000 in total, and a two-year Advanced Practice route is about £20,000. The longer route costs more, not less, and it also costs you a second year of living in London.
The other thing the university does not print anywhere on that page is which academic year the range belongs to.
tees.ac.uk, London feesEight of the sixteen courses above run an internship route. Teesside publishes what it will and will not promise, which most universities do not.
We guarantee a research internship, but cannot guarantee a vocational internship. We will, however, provide you with practical support and advice on how to find and secure your own vocational internship position should you prefer this type of internship.
A research internship is guaranteed. A vocational one, with a company, is not. That distinction is the whole of the university’s promise, and it is worth knowing before the two-year route becomes the reason you chose Teesside.
One qualification, and it is ours rather than theirs. That wording is published at university level, on the Middlesbrough course pages. We could not find Here East restating it for itself, so treat it as Teesside’s position rather than as a London-campus guarantee, and ask the campus directly.
tees.ac.uk, the Advanced Practice wordingThe London campus publishes its own India page, and its own list of accepted English tests.
Minimum of 55% or CGPA 5.8/10 from a recognised Indian university; 50% or CGPA 5.5/10 minimum from the following universities: Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Jadavpur or Kolkata University
This is the same bar Teesside sets at Middlesbrough, so the five named universities carry across both campuses.
The London admissions pages accept IELTS, PTE Academic, Cambridge English, Trinity ISE II at Pass, and TOEFL iBT. That is a wider list than most universities publish, and it is worth checking before you book an IELTS date you do not need.
There is also an India-specific route built on board results, which the page says can be combined. Our own reading of it did not capture the qualifying grades in full, so ask the campus for the exact combination rather than assuming you meet it.
Neither the London India page nor the London admissions page says anything about backlogs. Nothing is published either way.
This is the section where the London campus and Middlesbrough give different answers, and London’s is the clearer one.
Teaching is compressed into two full days a week, and you study one module at a time rather than four in parallel. That is what makes the rest of the week yours, and it is the figure at the top of this page.
And then the part almost no university states this plainly:
No traditional University exams - Assessment is included within your modules.
Read that against the same university 250 miles north. Teesside’s Middlesbrough course pages say assessment “could include in-course assignments, presentations and/or formal examinations”. So the exam-free answer belongs to this campus, not to Teesside as a whole, and it is one of the few places where choosing the campus changes how you are actually assessed.
MSc Digital Marketing and Communications:
You are assessed through portfolios, presentations, developing creative assets and written work.
That course is in the list above.
That course pageGetting here: Stratford is the interchange, on the Underground, Overground, DLR, Elizabeth line and National Rail, and the university says “You can catch a free shuttle bus to Here East from Stratford International and Stratford City”. Hackney Wick is the nearest station you can walk from.
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Hero photograph: sludgegulper, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. It shows the Here East complex the campus sits inside, photographed while it was still being converted, and it carries no Teesside signage. Gallery photographs via Google. Last checked 29 August 2026.
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