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The annual Whatuni Student Choice Awards (WUSCAs) highlight the incredible work carried out by institutions for their students. This year’s awards were based on reviews from over 30,000 students across the UK.
2022 WUSCA winners
Pros : -Near bus links to Brent Cross, and central London -Lecturers are experienced industry professionals, - you are thrown in at the deep end when it comes to planning events, which some people might love. -my personal tutor is friendly and gets back to me very quick Cons -Usher halls accommodation : sometimes they have random maintenance, meaning people Nock and then try the handle. I have had to put a sign on my door to remind them that I pay rent for the room and it's an invasion of privacy to walk in. The people I live with have also been incredibly clicky. Not nice atmosphere -the managing arts and music projects module is hard. Working in teams is always encouraged (which should be) but at Times it has turned into pure competition. I guess this all depends on who your class mates are at the end of the day. - lots of workshops are taught by 3rd years not lecturers. - promised that we would get hands on work, but we have only had one industry opportunity which was cancelled 'due to covid' during a time when restrictions where lifted... Was there ever really an event in the first place Who knows. -the second opportunity we got to organise an event was in term 2. We where thrown in at the deep end which is good in a way, but we had no budget to put on anything, plus even using the student union venues had a price tag. -i was ill and handed in my work 1 min past the deadline, he refused to mark it. I was then told by the tutor to apply for a short extension, which I couldn't do as that's something you do before you submit it if you think you might be late. I then applied for a deferral, having to wait 2 extra months for a grade, for the sake of one minute. It was all very stressful. - the music industry lectures are good. In one lecture i was really shocked when the tutor was telling us how women have a timeline in the industry, and how some big stars have IVF to get having children out of the way, to loose weight as quickly as possible, avoiding getting fat, getting back to a standard where they can be in the public eye, back to being brandable. I don't know what's worse... The fact that this is being said to a group of young professionals who will lead the industry one day, or the fact it was said by a women tutor ? Overall, yes some views might sound like they came right out of the 2000's, some lecturers might be a bit stubborn, events modules are hard, but if you think you can thrive in the music industry, I guess it's all stuff you have to learn to deal with. Best of luck choosing a university
Blended learning
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The library is 24/7 and student support is great!
Blended learning and students have the best of both worlds
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Communication needs to be improved
Communication needs to be improved
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First of all I have to say one of the biggest perks of studying at Middlesex University as a creative student is the free printing facilities and the fact that we have free access to the creative cloud softwares. Which saves a chunk of money that can be spent on other things such as materials. Not only that depending on the creative course you are in you get set amount of money on your card e.g. interior design £30 that can be spent on the uni store for materials and equipment towards projects.
I have learned a range of skills throughout my foundation year. Despite it being back to back and very intense the tutors always are there for you and you are able to go to them to get one to one feedback etc. By doing a variety of different projects which are not just concerated on your chosen career it helps you understand yourself and how you work as a person
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Campus is amazing, it gives me proper uni vibes and I'm enjoying my course. However, the social life is really poor, there are barely any events and it's hard to make friends when you don't live in halls. It feels extremely lonely.
It was 50% online but still enjoyable. They promised moving on campus the next year so I can't wait.
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Planning for doing masters in UK from India was a tough decision. Choosing university was another difficultly. Luckily, i found Middlesex university. Its a wonderful uni with a wonderful campus and best lectures.
We have options for both offline and online class. Most of the subjects are taught 2-3 hours minimum every week.
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There is good environment in campus, there is no discrimination, they treat every student equally and give all benefits. Moreover you can choose any module as you wish , the teachers are very helpful and give all support to students. Student can get laptops form university. Student can do many recreational activities and they can join campus gym. University has there own hostels so it is easily to student for accommodation. The conclusion is this is the best university in London and in whole world. I am very thankful to Middlesex university to give me Best education and all other facilities.
I’m study in Bsc bussiness information system . This is the best course and help me to get a good job.
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Great environment it provides for study and essential materials. The course, facilities is amazing; also the course module, professor all are amazing experience I had in the start of my first abroad university studying. Overall, I am very satisfied with teaching quality, facilities and environment it provides. However, for the bio medical laboratory is very limited what I felt, where practical activities are not abundant however they are improving their facilitate and qualities day by day. I really feel proud, blessed and amazing to be in the part of this university. It always gives me goosebumps, whenever I walked by Uni.
The amazing and demanding course module, experienced lecturer. Facilities in different area of the subject, support and encouragement in the career. Very inspirational, ambitious environment. The only down parts of the course I felt is having little less interactive with student about practical knowledge, laboratory based course module. However, overall it is best quality teaching and facility it provides.
Great environment, diversity, facility of transportation, shopping mall and stores nearby, great place for hangout, workout, park and to have sport.
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Campus is nice and big with good facilities however I do not like the location.
Help is good when needed however we had too many online classes which I do not like
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Apart from a lack of cooperation regarding advice on undisclosed extenuating circumstances, my experience so far has been so good, I decided to stay on to do a masters. The teaching team are veryy apporachable and understanding. The facilities are veery hygienic (I'm a germaphobe) and accessible.
Some modules provide recorded online and in-person options which helps those students with other commitments. For the price we pay, it is key that they accommodate to students needs in such a manner.
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