Middlesex University - MDX
speciality: Computer Science

used to be just okay, but it has improved by miles in recent years. The biggest upgrade is the variety of courses on offer, which now feels far more relevant, flexible, and aligned with what the industry actually needs. The quality of personnel has also noticeably stepped up. Lecturers and support staff are more engaged, more professional, and genuinely invested in student outcomes rather than just ticking boxes.
That said, campus life was honestly boring as hell. While the academic side has improved, the overall student experience still felt flat, with limited energy, weak community vibes, and not much happening outside of classes. If they invested more into clubs, events, and spaces that actually encourage interaction, the university could be a much more enjoyable place to spend a few years. Right now, it feels like a place you come to study, not a place you really belong to.

The course is releavnt with real world examples for when joining the workforce. The lecturers are passionate and actually genuinely interested in the students learning and want them to do well. The campus has a great vibe and feel.

Being able to effectively communicate with your lecturers and understand the work that si required and also when you run into problems being able to ask your lecturers for directions, that is very important and when you combine your self motivation and discipline your will be able to get through university like a piece of cake

I love my university because it really caters to the very best of the understanding of a student and the staff is absolutely the best it has the most materials interns of research as they invest yearly to expand

I enjoyed my time in the university because of the excellent education and one on one tutoring. Although I was pregnant, I had constant access to learning materials that made learning easier and interesting. The learning environment is very beautiful and encourages the students to excel greatly.

Middlesex university is a great university for me, the student support is topnotch, the staffs are nice and helpful, the lecturers are well detailed and ready to help out… However, I feel like they need to improve on one-on-one student relationship. In a class of 200 plus, it’s hard to meet your lecturers one-on-one after classes for help, or a review and they’re most busy in answering mails.

Amazing tutors with practicing industry knowledge. The university offers various services that include counceling and wellbeing, job opportunities, among so many others. Their IT Courses are top of the line with teaching modules that match the current technological advancements.

I genuinely enjoy the university creates for us. There is always the possibility to meet someone from halfway across the world hence providing a rich cultural exchange as well as a heavily academic pursuit of one’s chosen course. Lecturers are extremely supportive and responsive. There is never a dull day at Middlesex!

Middlesex University for me, does not only provide a learning environment for the students, as there are few of social aspects of the university, that made the university friendly and more appealing for students. They also organise regular events of various types, that also suite different cultures.

They also have sections for extracurricular activities, like Football, basketball, netball, long tennis, well equiped gym. This provides more interaction from other aspects of the university and courses.

Aside the socialable environment, the learning environment is really good as well. The university is standard, and is 24 hours, unless during summer holidays. The part of the University that needs improvement in my opinion, is adding computers in more class rooms so students don’t have to always use the University’s library for it.

Amazing folks at University of Middlesex are people I will keep in touch with for the rest of my life. Beautiful and the ideal size—neither too small nor too large—is the campus. Opportunities to make new friends are constantly available. Professors genuinely want you to succeed, but it can be challenging for them to make sure you truly comprehend the content, which will ultimately be advantageous to you in the long run.