For help with a variety of enquiries you can contact the Library by:
libraryhelp@tees.ac.uk
01642 342100 (Monday - Friday 9am to 5pm)
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Art, Design & Creative Disciplines
Sharron Woolley Sharron supports students and staff in the School of Arts and Creative Industries. Subject coverage includes film and TV, music technology, photography, media and journalism. |
Business
Sharron Woolley Sharron supports students and staff in Teesside International Business School. Subject coverage includes: accounting, marketing, human resource management, company information and tourism. |
Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies Clare Snowdon Clare supports students and staff from the School of Computing, Engineering and Digital Technologies.
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Health We support students and staff in the subjects: nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, diagnostic radiography, public health and other subjects allied health. |
Life Sciences
Lisa Eveson Lisa supports students and staff in the subjects: animal science and welfare, biosciences, chemistry, crime scene science, environment, food science & nutrition, forensic science, sport, and geography & geology. |
Social Sciences, Humanities & Law We support students and staff in the subjects: criminology, law, education & youth, English, history, psychology, social work and sociology. |
Your Academic Librarian is your direct link to Student & Library Services (S&LS) and, if you're a new member of staff, it's a good idea to contact them so that they can introduce you to the services we offer.
Academic librarians have a liaison role with the Schools and endeavour to keep up-to-date with School developments and requirements in order to effectively plan resource allocation. We work in partnership with you to ensure students and staff derive the maximum benefit of the Library's services and resources.
We will support you and your students in the Hybrid Learning Environment.
Other areas in which we support you are through:
We can support you in your own research - see the guide for researchers
We can also advise on any aspect of the library service.