The Lecturers in my university is top-notch and easy to access . We have good digital and world class library with trending facilities. I also love the International Students Affairs unit of my university, their involvement in students welfare and well-being is top-notch. I sincerely recommend ,if Middlesex University would decentralized the international students welfare unit to departmental level , what I mean is ,have at least a representative at school level to see to the welfare and academic well-being of students specially international students whom find it so difficult to settle down .

I enjoyed the courses in my department as it comes with clear teachings and quality lecture delivery. The worst moment I had in a course was my experience in a particular course where I find to so hard to cope mostly bat the beginning.

The location of my university is well positioned , it has good access to two train stations and has a bus stop just in front of the university.

No

BEST: Excellent access to facilities and practice based learning approach. Students are free to tinker and use equipment for any projects and staff is incredibly supportive WORST: Trying to adapt to new lifestyle and social environment. Course can be stressful at times. University societies and clubs help to get socially adapted and there is still some support for academics

BEST: Practice based off-hands approach to teaching where we are free to keep pursuing our projects and more so guided than explicitly carried. Course content is also incredibly relevant to get a successful career after university. WORST: The bad part about being given freedom, is that at times I felt like there was no help or aid from my teachers. Sending emails tends to get help however.

MOST: Pretty good rooms with decent area and good roommates LEAST: Communal kitchen was an absolute mess most of the time