Middlesex
University

Middlesex University can trace its origins back to the 19th century. They have industry and conventional professional equipment throughout their campuses, which means that the students have the opportunity to learn in the best-equipped laboratories, studios, and workshops.

Middlesex University provides award-winning teaching that helps students from all backgrounds to reach their true potential. It has been awarded Silver for the high-quality teaching in the country’s first Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) and “Modern University in the UK” by Times Higher Young University Rankings.

Students can choose to take a Business degree with a specialisation in Healthcare or Business Accounting from a centrally situated teaching centre. For additional research and educational help, these degrees are provided as both traditional 3-year programs or with the addition of an initial foundation year.

Levels taught here: Undergraduate
Address: St James’ House, 10 Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R 4TF

The building is located between the hustle and bustle of London’s monetary district and the buzz of the West End. It is near many cafes, bars, and restaurants which are usually popular amongst the students.

The library located in the Rosebery Avenue provides a quiet, reflective environment for studying on campus. This location also offers a social space for the students, where they can relax and enjoy the free WIFI and comfortable sofas.

Just down the road at 7-15 Rosebery Avenue is the Student’s Hub that is split across 2 floors with the learner of the 21st century in mind, equipped with modern technology and furnishings to give students an informal place to study and socialise. It also includes:

Levels taught here: Undergraduate
Address: 36-44 Tabernacle Street, London, EC2A 4DT

The Tabernacle Street Center is located in the vibrant technological centre of the city. The students can enjoy complimentary tea and coffee at the centre throughout the day while studying, or while relaxing in the coffee lounge.

This place in the city centre is ideal for those who want to see what London has to offer. The students can find cafes and other local establishments nearby. Alternatively, they can explore other places in London by using the public transport which is a 5 minute walk from the campus.

Brick Lane for market stalls, Spitalfields for shopping, or Petticoat Lane market for a lunchtime treat, is a 10-minute walk away. There is an endless list of things to explore.

Levels taught here: Undergraduate
Address: 5th Floor, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA

This campus is located very close to the New Street Birmingham railway station and the Bullring, one of the biggest shopping centres in the UK, right in the heart of the city.

Within the study-focused environment, students can easily pay attention to work with the resources accessible to them. The library offers a quiet learning space with a suite of desktops to provide learners with the instruments they need to succeed in their course. Students can also take advantage of the social spaces on offer for study groups or to relax with friends on-campus. Alternatively, students can head out to the town centre and its wealth of attractions.

Levels taught here: Undergraduate
Address: Saint James Buildings, 61 – 95 Oxford St, Manchester, M1 6FQ

The Manchester Center is located just minutes away from Manchester’s Oxford Road Station, integrated within the flourishing society of the city. Such a key place offers a great chance for students to take advantage of one of the fast-growing companies in the country.

The Centre is conveniently situated close to a number of important transport connections to help the learners to and from the campus. The great tram and bus network of the city runs near the campus as well as Manchester Piccadilly station, providing rail facilities throughout the UK.

The city is an activity hive and everybody can find something suitable as per their interest. Manchester is an interesting place to study and explore, from theatres, art galleries and museums to restaurants and coffee shops.