Middlesex University

The history of Middlesex University dates back to 1878, when St. Katherine's College was founded in Tottenham. Later, in 1973, Middlesex Polytechnic was formed in addition to seven other colleges. Finally, in 1992, it got its university status, including Middlesex University as it is known today, with campuses in Dubai, Malta, and Mauritius. Middlesex University provides Bachelor's degrees in Business and Management, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences and Management, Life Sciences and Medicine, Arts and Humanity, and Engineering and Technology. The University provides Bachelor's, Masters and Doctoral degree programs. It offers courses across six schools: Science and Technology, Media and Performing Arts, Health and Education, Law, Art and Design, and Business. There are 8,159 international students with a Student/Faculty ratio of 17. Graduate courses of Middlesex University are offered in Natural Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences and Management, Life Sciences and Medicine, Engineering and Technology, and Business and Management. The University has over 25,000 students from 140 countries. Middlesex University's ranking stands at 701-750 per QS World University Ranking 2022. It earned Silver Award for outstanding teaching and is also the Top 3 modern university in the UK according to Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2021. Some of its courses are also well ranked across the globe. Besides on-campus courses, Middlesex University offers 11 distance learning courses and three blended learning courses. So, students can choose their desired method from its range of disciplines to join the University of its vibrant, diverse, and inclusive culture.