AIRR-NA Member Institution

Middlesex University London

London, UK

Institution at a Glance

Year founded
1973
Institution type
Public International University
Campus setting
Suburban
Population category
Large (15,000–29,999 students)
Degree levels
Postgraduate, Undergraduate
Undergraduate length
3-year
Undergraduate students
10,000
Postgraduate students
5,000

About the Institution

Recently voted University of the Year in London at the WhatUni? Student Choice Awards (2025), Middlesex is a career-focused institution. All of the programs are taught practically, with employment in mind. As a result, graduates stand out in competitive job markets, with 91% being employed or pursuing higher education within 6 months from finishing their degree.

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Academics and Programs

Undergraduate study

Art & Design (Interiors, Fashion, Graphic, Illustration, Music, Film, etc.)
Business & Finance
Computer Science
Psychology & Criminology
Sport & Exercise Science

Postgraduate study

MBA
MSc Sport Performance Analysis
MSc Clinical Health Psychology & Wellbeing
MA Graphic Design
LLM International & Human Rights Law

Admissions and Applications

Application type

Direct, UCAS

Entry requirements

Undergraduate: Admission depends on GPA. A 3.2+ does not require standardized tests unless the course has a subject requirement, which can be met with 2 AP (score of 3+) exams in the subject area. If the GPA is 3.1 or below, the requirement is to provide SAT (min. 550 on each part), ACT (min. composite score of 23) or 2 AP (3+).
Postgraduate: GPA of at least 3.0 in relevant undergraduate programme.

Applications, dates and deadlines

Date open: September of your senior year
Early decision deadline: Undergraduate – Last Wednesday of January of your senior year at 18:00 UK Time
Graduate – Rolling Admissions
Regular deadline: End of July

Standardized testing

Middlesex University requires two AP exams in the subject area for STEM majors only; non-STEM programs are test-optional.

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Costs, Scholarships, and Funding

Tuition and fees

Undergraduate starting at $20,000
Graduate starting at $22,000

Estimated cost of living

Approximately $18,000

Scholarships and funding

Merit-based regional awards of up to £5000 towards the deduction of tuition fees

Information for Counselors

Counselor fly-ins available! Please address questions to [email protected]