Studied at this University in my early 20's. Attended amazing event at this building when Rev Jesse Jackson came to UK.Meet some interesting former students at this uni from all walks of life.

This is simply the worst hospital in London. My husband arrived with a fever, back pain, urinary tract pain, and was urinating blood. They did a blood test and asked him to collect urine for testing as well. We waited for 8 hours while my husband agonized in pain and holding the urine test in his hands. After 8 hours the doctor saw him. I went into the office with him and was told that he had an STD, probably gonorrhea, and that they did not treat anyone with that type of disease there. When I questioned him, he threw me out of the office and my husband told him that it was not possible because he only had sex with me. The doctor said that maybe I was not that trustworthy. It was a traumatic experience. How could the doctor be saying that without having done any tests, especially the urine test? We left with the urine sample in hand. Lucky for him, I had antibiotics at home, which he took for 1 day. The next day he was very ill and we went to another hospital, where all the tests were done and they said he had a urinary tract infection caused by a food bacteria, probably fish. And bingo, he had eaten raw fish in those days. We told the doctor who attended to us and he was in disbelief and scared by what had happened. He accessed the blood tests done at Middlessex and saw the results and there was nothing saying anything about these absurdities that the doctor claimed my husband had. What I can say is: Run away from this hospital, because it looks like a butcher shop.

The campus is modern, and the focus on practical learning has enhanced my skills, especially in Graphic Design. The lecturers are knowledgeable and approachable, and there are plenty of opportunities for personal and professional growth. The international student community is welcoming, making it a great place to study and connect with people from all over the world.

The graduation was an absolute joke. As a guest we paid £35 per ticket and had to pay £50 for the gown. And there wasn't even a complementary Prosecco to celebrate. You had to Pay £5. It felt like mass processing. Wouldn't recommend.

Middlesex University has been a fantastic place for my education and personal growth. The supportive staff and innovative courses and opportunities to join diverse communities have made my experience both enjoyable and enriching. Middlesex truly prioritizes student success and I’m proud to be part of such a dynamic university.