Middlesex University

Students' Union

Four Student Officers lead the Students’ Union, MDXSU - a President and three Vice Presidents - who are elected annually by Middlesex students.

Set in a £4.5 million development at MDX House, the MDXSU is there to support you throughout your studies and help you make the most of your time at university. They represent student views in University decisions and campaign on issues that students care about, as well as providing lots of opportunities for you to meet new people, develop your skills, campaign for change or try something new.

MDXSU also has a thriving postgraduate community who regularly host activities, events, trips and meals for postgraduate students, and always welcome new ideas and suggestions from students. There’s also a confidential, independent student advice service should you need them.

Clubs and Societies

Joining a society is an amazing opportunity to try something new, develop your interests, enhance your degree and discover lifelong friendships.

There are 85 societies at Middlesex, from general interest and campaigning societies to religious and course-based groups. The number is always growing, and if you think we're missing something, or you'd like to set up something new, the university will give you all the support you need to create your own.

City Life

Located in one of the most exciting and diverse cities in the world, the University’s London location gives you the chance to access one of the world’s cultural capitals and to experience its diversity and unique character.

London is a world leader in business and arts, so there are lots of opportunities for networking and finding work placements. You’ll also have the chance to explore a multitude of cultural, social and career opportunities you won’t find anywhere else.

Middlesex’s campus location in Hendon, North London is a quick Tube or bus journey from central London and provides the perfect environment to experience new cultures, in a quiet and safe environment. There are also plenty of local amenities, a nearby shopping centre, restaurants and cafes.

Cost of a pint This is the average cost of a pint.

Source: IDP Connect 2019

£3.65

per pint