Middlesex University
Middlesex University is an international university with roots in London. The University is committed to meeting the needs and ambitions of a culturally and internationally diverse range of students by providing challenging academic programmes underpinned by innovative research, scholarship and professional practice.
Four of Middlesex’s campuses are in north London and there are two further campuses overseas – in Dubai and Mauritius. The University is split into four different Schools – Middlesex University Business School and the Schools of Engineering and Information Sciences, Arts and Education and Health and Social Sciences.
The University has received the highest possible rating for its teaching from the Quality Assurance Agency, with confidence in management of academic standards as well as the learning opportunities made available to students.
Our current relationships with London Schools
Middlesex’s Education Liaison, Outreach and Aimhigher teams organise a range of events for schools such as Taster Days, Study Skills sessions, Competition Days and Summer Schools in different subjects as well as Open Days. These can be tailored to specific needs and can take place either on campus or in your School. With the assistance of our trained Student Ambassadors we deliver sessions which are fun, engaging and informative.
Skills for Success Programme: this supports students’ progression into higher education with workshops on important issues such as student finance and writing personal statements.
Student Associates Scheme: this places approximately 100 university students per year as teaching assistants in London schools.
Disability Support: we deliver award-winning mentoring support and on-campus 'Transition Schools' for disabled young people.
We offer support for parents, careers advisers and other education professionals so that they can advise students on their journey into and through higher education, such as guides and an annual careers conference.
Middlesex academics are at the forefront of the University’s work with London schools, delivering specialist subject sessions and talks in the classroom or on campus. Some recent examples are Digital Futures which are workshops showcasing different elements of IT study, and Future Ventures aimed at young entrepreneurs.
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