The foundation of Middlesex University London dates back to St Katharine's College, which was established in 1878. Later, when seven other colleges from North London merged with St Katharine’s, Middlesex Polytechnic was formed in 1973. Two decades later, the institution was awarded the Royal Charter and officially became a university.

Today, Middlesex University is a world-class public university with campuses in London, Dubai, Malta, and Mauritius. In London, Middlesex has four campuses: Hendon, Archway, Cat Hill, and Trent Park.

Recently, approximately £200 million has been invested in the university’s infrastructure and equipment. Key facilities include a state-of-the-art 24/7 library, computer labs equipped with the latest PCs and laptops running licensed software, cutting-edge laboratories for engineering, biomedical science, and technology, lecture halls featuring top-tier media equipment and Wi-Fi, first-class studios and workshops for art, design, media, and performing arts, sports facilities and a fitness club.

The Student Union actively organizes various activities, including cultural evenings, excursions, parties, interest-based clubs, social events, volunteer programs, and community initiatives.
Students can stay up to date with university life through various media sources like university's newspaper, radio and TV broadcasts, online blogs.

Accommodation:
Middlesex University in the UK offers two types of student accommodation:

• University Residences – Options range from shared dormitory-style rooms to luxurious studio apartments with full amenities. The university guarantees a room in student residences for all first-year students.
• Private Housing – Middlesex provides assistance in finding private apartments or houses for students.

Why Choose Middlesex University London?

• Four campuses across three continents – London, Dubai, Malta, and Mauritius.
• Highly international environment – students from 140 countries.
• 91% of graduates secure a job within six months after graduation.
• Ranked 4th in the UK for Social Work and Social Policy (£242 million invested in the local economy, creating 3,000 jobs).

Programmes:

• Pre-sessional English,
• Foundation Programs,
• Undergraduate / Bachelor's,
• Postgraduate / Master's,
• Summer Courses.

Most popular fields of study:

• Economics,
• Banking,
• International Tourism,
• Business,
• Management,
• Law,
• Graphic Design,
• Fashion.

University Structure

School of Arts and Design:

• Design,
• Visual Arts.

Business School:

• Accounting and Finance,
• Economics,
• International Management and Innovation,
• Leadership, Work, and Organization,
• Marketing, Branding, and Tourism.

School of Health and Education:

• Education,
• Adult, Child, and Midwifery Care,
• Mental Health, Social Work, and Integrative Medicine.

School of Law:

• Criminology and Sociology,
• Law and Politics.

School of Media and Performing Arts;
School of Science and Technology;
Institute for Work-Based Learning.

Admission Requirements

Foundation Program:

• High school diploma,
• IELTS 5.5

Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Degree)

• High school diploma,
• Completion of Year 1 of a bachelor's/specialist degree (GPA 3/5) or IB or Foundation program,
• IELTS 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in all sections) – IELTS 6.5 (depending on the course).

Postgraduate (Master’s Degree)

• Bachelor’s/specialist degree with good grades,
• IELTS 6.5 (minimum 6.0 in all sections).

Notable Alumni

• Vivienne Westwood – Fashion designer, pioneer of punk fashion,
• Alison Goldfrapp – Singer,
• Nick Harvey – Politician,
• Stephen Wilkinson (Bibio) – Music producer,
• Matthew Marsden – Actor,
• Charlotte Bellamy – Actress,
• Christina Adams – Actress.