1,392 reviews for Middlesex University

My Conducting teacher, Charlotte is wonderful. This is exactly what I was looking to learn. Could receive more opportunities.

Super convenient to have it across the university. A lot of bus stops around, good connectivity. Tube station is 15-minute walk away but that's not bad. Rooms are quite small but it's okay as a university student.

One of the highlights of the course is the strong emphasis on practical application. The program integrates theoretical knowledge with hands-on experiences, allowing students to develop essential skills applicable to the field of Sport Rehab. In certain instances, there have been challenges with communication, particularly regarding changes in schedules or important announcements. Improved communication channels could contribute to a smoother overall experience.

Great place to meet new friends

The course is face to face but is really done in a way to encourage participation and real life working scenarios. I love how the content is current with social media trends, and the teachers have worked in the industry for years.

In the International Business Management course at Middlesex University, the blend of theoretical and practical aspects stands out positively. The curriculum is well-structured, offering relevant insights into global business dynamics. Lecturers are engaging, providing valuable real-world perspectives. The course's international focus promotes a diverse learning environment, enriching discussions and collaborations. However, there's room for improvement in terms of more interactive online resources and increased industry collaborations. While the course content is comprehensive, enhancing practical exposure through case studies or guest lectures could further enhance its value

Middlesex University is awesome! The campus is modern and vibrant, and the facilities are top-notch. The professors are really supportive and knowledgeable, making the learning experience engaging and enjoyable. Plus, there are so many extracurricular activities and clubs to get involved in, which helps create a great sense of community. Overall, Middlesex University is a fantastic place to study and grow!

I am currently studying BA Dance at Middlesex University. Because BA Dance is a practical subject the majority of the course is taught in person through sessions in the studio or lectures in the classroom. The course is quite intense and involves being on campus 4/5 days a week. The course syllabus includes many different topics including, Dance Science, Dance History, Dance Research, Choreography, Performance and Techniques such as, Cunningham, Humphrey, Graham, Release, Improvisation, Urban and Ballet. All the teachers for BA Dance are extremely helpful and considerate and take time to listen to students feedback. The Dance facilities are very well equipped with appropriate flooring, lighting, ballet bars and sound systems. Many are bookable for dance students when not in use for teaching.

My course offers study abroad opportunities, amazing facilites and equipment, and excellent teaching by BAFTA-winning tutors.

Living in the halls is the best way to make friends in uni!

Best aspects of my course is that alongside learning the theory aspect of Biomedical Science/Medical Microbiology, you'll also learn key aspects and skills in the laboratory (e.g. aseptic technique, conducting a PCR and gel electrophoresis, 16s rRNA bacterial sequencing and identification and diagnostic tests) which are essential skills in industry and as a Biomedical Scientist. The course content is really interesting and the content touches on specific infectious agents and advanced studies on infectious diseases like bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites etc. which provides the specialist knowledge needed for a MSc. The course is now being taught in person with 2 days in, which allows time for independent study or working part-time. The tutor contact time is good also as we have been with our programme leader a lot this 1st semester and he is easily accessible by email or phone. Worst aspects of my course is the lack of organisation of timetabling. Sometimes we could have lectures/seminars in the wrong classes and this will not be updated on our timetable. Also, the use of statistical analysis software needed for data analysis and statistics on this programme. The software programme 'Minitab' is not supported for Apple MacBook users, and so this can be a setback for MacBook users as they can't carry out their data analysis for assignments. The software is only available for Windows PCs and laptops. The university needs to invest in the Mac version of Minitab for most students to use.

The Journalism and Creative writing course at Middlesex offer students a modern look into the writing field. The duality of doing both Journalism and Creative Writing gives students a unique and all-encompassing set of skills. I would argue that this is one of the most transferrable degrees at Middlesex-- meaning that the skills you learn in this course can be transferred to a large number of different occupations and subjects. To illustrate this, I was able to advance at an unprecedented rate in my summer job selling solar panels. Because of my understanding of language, and how I can use language to articulate, I was able to advance at a much faster rate than anyone before or around me. I never expected that this degree would make me a great saleswoman, but it truly did. The head of the program, Ariel Kahn, is absolutely incredible. I have never seen someone so dedicated to education and to making sure students are getting the most out of the degree. The rest of the teaching staff is also superb, with professors that have achieved magnificent things in their respective fields. For journalism, you will be taught by some of the best journalists in the UK, and it is clear that you are working with some of the 'top dogs' of the industry. You will learn some of the most surprising things and will leave the degree with a well-rounded understanding of what journalism is in the modern-day context. For creative writing, the professors work really hard to give you as much creative freedom as possible, and the growth that you will experience in your writing is incredible to watch. The teaching style is enthusiastic and creatively driven. You will find that you will not only learn more about the subjects at hand but you will also learn more about yourself through this course. It is such am amazing, and accepting environment to be in. The academics put acceptance at the forefront of all conversations, so you never feel as if you are being judged. Truly, everyone working on this course is magnificent!

My top tip for accommodation, particularly for females, is to be careful of your surroundings. I have heard (and seen) on multiple occasions that the security teams at Usher Hall will enter your room without permission. One instance, which happened to my neighbor, was when a security officer came into her room at 3 in the morning, while she was sleeping (only in undergarments). The next day, when she asked why they came into her room at 3am they told her that something was wrong with her fire alarm (for context, she knew that it was a security officer because she recognized them). She did not know this because her fire alarm was not going off, and there was not a concern for a fire being in her room. They tried knocking, but her obviously being freaked out by someone knocking (very loudly-- I should note that the knocking woke me up), did not answer the door. They ended up entering, and leaving almost immediately, without actually checking the fire alarm. I understand why they would want to go in and check, but here is the issue: they never said that they were security. Rather than stating that they were security and why they were there (I should also point out that the doors are thin enough for this to be heard of they did decide to state who they were) they knocked with such intensity that it sounded like a police force trying to raid her accommodation. Again, they never stated who they were or why they were there at 3 in the morning. Aside from that, I loved the location, and the ammonites were alright. The common rooms are great for socializing and the kitchens have a good amount of space. The bathroom and rooms are standard for UK accommodations and have a decent amount of space. Out of all the halls I personally believe that User is the best!

I really have enjoyed my time at middlesex University, and I believe it's a great place to study my course Interior Design. All the tutors have high-class industry experience and offer great support and feedback in reviews. You are able to complete a range of projects from residential to hospitality and workplace design. The facilities are very good with access to free printing and a material sample library. Also, due to being located in London you are surrounded by opportunities to go on site visits, galleries, museums and design events.

I think this accommodation is not very well laid out in my opinion there is no set flats just corridors full of rooms. This accommodation is not very well advertised at all its very unaware what u will get when u arrive. The rooms are outdated and quiete small. Positives of this accommodation is it is regularly cleaned by cleaning staff who clean all public areas like the kitchen etc. It's directly near campus less than 5 minute walk