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Middlesex University is where you learn for life.
Our personalised approach to learning and research is focused on doing and experience. Our students get skills for life to stay ahead in a changing world. Our campus in London is open to students and staff from around the world.
We’re Middlesex University. Middlesex has 3 campuses; In London, Dubai and Mauritius.
We get students ready for whatever the future brings with opportunities to build their confidence, skills and connections and to achieve their ambitions. Everyone is included in our community of students and staff – it doesn’t matter where you start from, it’s where we can take you.
Middlesex has climbed to 79th equal in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Young University Rankings of institutions 50 years old and less – the highest position of any university in the UK.
The rise follows three successive years of MDX improving its position in the 100-150 band of the rankings, having debuted in them in 2016. The only other UK university in the top 100 for 2019 is Northumbria at 97th, while Brighton & Sussex Medical School, a partnership between two universities and NHS organisations came 36th
The rankings are testament to the University’s continued success at fostering a collaborative and supportive research culture. At the instigation of MDX Professor of International Management Anne-Wil Harzing, Director of Research Professor Stephen Syrett, Executive Dean Anna Kyprianou, former Dean of the School of Law and the Business School Joshua Castellino and others, MDX Business School has introduced a range of targeted strategic initiatives including seed funding to facilitate high-impact research and knowledge transfer projects, support to develop new research groupings across the University, and skills and career development programmes. Meanwhile, Middlesex has risen consistently in the overall Times Higher World University Rankings since the list was expanded to 800 universities in 2016, from the 600-800 band to the low 400s.
