Inclusive campus with plenty to do and great course

Taught in person and block placements

Spacious en suite bathrooms for everyone, 6 people shared kitchen

The best part about studying at Middlesex University has been the diversity and sense of community on campus. I’ve met people from all over the world, which has not only broadened my perspective but made the whole experience feel richer. The lecturers are really approachable and seem genuinely invested in our success, which has been a huge help whenever I needed support or advice on projects. The campus itself is modern and has great facilities, especially the library and study spaces, which I use a lot. On the flip side, I think there could be improvements in some areas, like career services and job placements. While there are resources available, it would be even better if there were more tailored support for specific courses or industries. Sometimes, communication from admin could be clearer too—especially around deadlines or changes. Overall, though, I feel like I’m getting a solid education here, and I’m glad I chose Middlesex.

The best part of my International Tourism Management course has been the balance of practical and theoretical knowledge. We dive into real-world topics like sustainable tourism and destination management, which really prepares me for the industry. The field trips and case studies are especially engaging—it’s one thing to learn in the classroom, but experiencing tourism sites firsthand brings everything to life. Plus, the blend of online and in-person classes works well for my schedule, and having recorded lectures is a lifesaver for revisiting complex topics. On the flip side, I feel like career support specific to tourism could be stronger. There are general resources, but I’d appreciate more tailored guidance or industry-specific job opportunities. Also, a bit more communication about project deadlines and course updates would be helpful. Overall, though, I’m glad I chose this course as it feels relevant and well-rounded.