The support offered by Middlesex University is of a high standard, be it academic or mental health. I can not fault the service provided.

The lecturers are knowledgeable and impart information so it can be easily understood. The course is in person which is good as you can debate and discuss with fellow students to get the most out of the lectures. The topics covered are current and relevant in today's society.

Middlesex University has the most diverse university in all of London. offering a rich cultural experience. There are numerous student-run societies, clubs and events that cater to a wide range of ethnic backgrounds and interests of the students. The university boasts about the state-of-the-art facilities and which they do not play around with, including well-equipped libraries with multiple floors to cater to people who want to study in groups or people who want to study on their own in silence, PRO TIP: go to the second floor and turn right and there are multiple cubicles, giving some privacy and charging ports for seamless charging and if you get the best spot, you even get a great view of the university car park and Hendon/London, labs and digital resources like Kortext (an online free textbook) FREE Microsoft Office. I recommend using Microsoft OneNote as a way to take notes of your lectures and Seminars. These contribute to a conducive and engaging learning environment The campus has a very pleasant and modern look and feel, with multiple open green parks at the back and the front of the university, it gives me some fresh air to release my frustration of assignments and reading. While the Student Support is okay, i never really use it but for anyone that needs help, please use these services, SWAT team (for people who struggling financially), Unihub for all it's uses from, timetable help, to general questions

The best part of my course is that it really opens your eyes to the outside world, with Modules like Finding Your Voice: Communication and Academic Skills For Sociologists it allows you to truly understand how to argue critically (without emotions) which i think should be taught to all stages of education, cus in the current times of the media he has the idea that everyone has a "Freedom of Speech" which seems like a sham since you will be silenced for saying things that is considered taboo, by who... That's the point, things like this module help to understand how people can argue and think critically. However what i am not a fan of is the timetable, on Monday I have an 11 am-7 pm timetable, which is tiring, which becomes worse when the very next day I have a 9 am-7 pm timetable, which makes me feel tired during my seminars. It's so bad that a lot of the students don't attend the morning 9 am lectures and a lot of the students even leave halfway through the last Seminar on the timetable. It's unfortunate that the timetable cannot be changed so for the people who are gonna take BA Sociology with Criminology... well good luck

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