Nanostructured titanium dioxide (ns-TiOb>2b>) films were grown by supersonic cluster beam deposition method. Transmission electron microscopy demonstrated that films are mainly composed by TiOb>2b> nanocrystals embedded in an amorphous TiOb>2b> phase while their electronic structure was studied by photoemission spectroscopy. The cluster assembled ns-TiOb>2b> films are expected to exhibit several structural and chemical defects owing to the large surface to volume ratio of the deposited clusters. Ultraviolet photoemission spectra (hv = 50 eV) from the valence band unveil the presence of a restrained amount of surface Ti 3d defect states in the band gap, whereas Ti 2p core level X-ray photoelectron (hv = 630 eV) spectra do not manifestly disclose these defects.