Middlesex University

The university did a great job providing a course that mattered to me and is growing in importance in the world due to the current political climate.

Excellent facilities all around the campus fitted with necessary equipment for each course. Particularly, within the design department all machinery and software is up to date and state of the art. Refreshments and small cafes are located within most buildings such as Costa and Starbucks

The university campus and facilities are amazing. The course and teaching was decent but I feel like more could be put in to the lecture presentations so when we are going over them alone it makes sense to us without an explanation.

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University has a lovely environment. Variety of different places to study whether you want to be in a quiet environment or do a group study. Classrooms are modern. A good place for social times too!

Overall, very good uni. Very inclusive, good teachers, good facilities and helpfull staff. Lot's of activities, very good gym.

Good university, has good facilities good choices of food and good chances to socialise with others from your course or from other courses. There are different social events available and the student union offer good opportunities for everyone whether uk or international

Since I started studying at Middlesex university, I have learnt the lecturers for my course are wonderful and assist with anything! I study Psychology

Middlesex is a great university, it's diverse and accessible for everyone including lifts and ramp access. Different facilities are available like the gym, prayer rooms for both male and female students. There's also a nursery for students with younger children, allowing them to study carefree while their child is looked after. The campus is quite big spacious

The facilities available for my course in Middlesex university are what made me choose to come and study here

It's a nice uni with lot of opportunities and what not. The location is fantastic aswell as you don't have the stress of city centre and it's not too far

It gives me a great sense of satisfaction to be part of the Middlesex University community since it has an excellent exposure, flexible course structure, world class amenities and most importantly a friendly atmosphere.

It's an amazing university with so many opportunities for students to gain experiences within the campus.

It is full of lovely and caring staff and teachers. The environment can be daunting but they make everything very welcoming and previous students always come back to provide advice and guidance which is great

The campus is really nice and the library is very spacious and well set out. The facilities such as mdx house are great!

The campus is great for a London university. I feel as though as a university, they struggle with advertising events or small pop up shops which are held at the college building.

My experience has been very good, I'm in my second year now My lectures are very useful and insightful as are my classes, the gym at Middlesex is good and spacious and has most of the equipment that I need

It has good facilities such as enough computers to use and it has plenty of rooms to study in if you don't want to go to the library. The only downfall is there isn't many halal options to eat inside the uni

I started studying at Middlesex University in 2016. I'll be graduating in the summer of 2019 and i can say with 100% certainty, that these past 3 years of my life have been some of the greatest! Middlesex is a great place to do your undergraduate from. They provide you with all the support you need, in order for you to be able to excel in your chosen field as well as leave with the neccessary characteristics and traits you need to be be able to make it in the real world. I've had so many wonderful experiences in my time here that it's a bit sad when i realise I'll be gone in a few months.

The campus was always clean and easily labelled to know which way to walk to each lesson. I studied travel and tourism management at Middlesex and there was some subjects that were more difficult than others but the learning experience I got from my course has helped me to understand the sector. They have the alumni association which has so many options for newly graduates.

Great university with help always avaiilabke. However I feel like the tuition fee is not worth the support you get for your dissertation as I had to hire a private tutors to help me with my work and advice me as my university tutor was not helpful and I could Not get her changed .

I do music business and I do enjoy the course but sometimes wish the class was more engaging rather than sometimes always relying on PowerPoint slides because this method makes me think that I could just do the work at home and so doesn't help me motivation wise with the course. The uni itself is ok but wish there was more events which makes it easier to meet new people because I commute and so most events are at night and so it's either I have to stay after my class for a while or just waste my travel time by going home and then coming back which can be pricey when travelling back and forth on the tube

I attended Middlesex as a postgraduate student, so the nightlife wasn’t really on the agenda for me. In saying that, the nightlife did look dull. The lessons were very interesting and the teachers were very supportive and I believe that’s what led me to graduating with a distinction. The university needs to work on its organisation and technology.

Overall I liked the university. However the university lacked security and anyone could go virtually anywhere without being questioned. So this got annoying during exam season. Also the course i done is computer science, it was fun and learnt a lot but did not feel involved with the course or the university much. I did not know what was going on most times and I felt people who had a closer relationship with lectures knew about simple stuff like exams or any changes to the modules. Facilities were nice. We had a bar, table tennis, gyms, indoor tennis and a lot more. Most accessible without further payments. Could also borrow rackets if needed to be. The student union sent emails throughout the year but again, never felt any physical touch to it or didn’t feel like i knew what was happening. Career services are not very good as middlesex had admitted barely having links for computer science, the biggest growing industry and most demand. This was suprising but do get emails about career options at the end of the third year. Overall i had a normal educational experience, nothing overwhelming or like a university lifestyle.