It's very welcoming and has a lot of opportunities for us to learn new things for free which isn't common at other universities at least of my knowledge through my friends. As for worst experiences I wouldn't know any to to date.

There is virtually no tutor , but the teaching is very good and engaging and difficult , comparative to all the best uni's , no difference.

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Middlesex University is an good choice for students seeking a grounded campus experience within easy reach of Central London it offers a cosy atmosphere supported by many facilities. The social environment is consistently active with events scheduled throughout the academic year and a wide variety of societies to join, ensuring there is always something for people to look forward to. For those who commute, the campus is particularly accessible via the Northern line or numerous bus routes, making the daily journey to the Hendon site straightforward and convenient.

The teaching quality on the Economics course at Middlesex University has been consistently strong throughout my experience, with lecturers who are genuinely supportive and easy to approach. They are always available during office hours, and I have never felt that my questions or concerns were dismissed or left unanswered, which has been really reassuring at times. A major advantage of the course is the amount of contact time; with roughly 12 to 15 hours each week spent in a combination of lectures and seminars it allows for concepts to be explained thoroughly and then discussed in more depth. The course content itself is varied and well structured, covering a wide range of topics while still going into sufficient detail, which keeps the learning experience interesting and engaging and has made my overall time studying economics both enjoyable and rewarding.