My experience with Middlesex University is a good one and that's why I'm planning to apply for my PhD once I'm done with my Msc. My uni put very students feelings first . Our lecturers keep to always with lectures and assessment inorder to bring the best in us.

As a public health student, I enjoyed my practical aspect of my course, my lecturer are always at our reach and this makes me feel content

The chairs are arranged and comfortable. And the size of the hall is very big

The best thing I like about the campus is 24hours open Sheppard library. I prefer to study at night. So I used to go to university late at night and there is separate room for studying which I like the most.

Course is taught in class. The classes are good and the lectures teach us very well. Worst- There is no work placement or internship for the course we are studying. When the career event came to the university, every subject had its own career help stall but there was not a single stall for public health related course. And noone is guiding us to where we should work, what all are the opportunities for us nothing . So I don't know what I will do after the course. Every jobs are asking for experience or internship and we don't have any. So that's the worst thing I face about the course.

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