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Middlesex midwife helps bring care to Iraq

A midwife teacher from Middlesex University, with a team from the Royal free Hospital, has travelled to Iraq to support a university in Kurdistan in setting up the country’s first ever midwifery school.

Whistleblowers should be rewarded not demonised

One of the UK's leading whistleblowing experts has claimed that rewards for whistleblowing and a change in work culture are vital if damaging public disclosures of information are to be avoided.

Student picked for European Taekwondo Championships

Middlesex student Lutalo Massop-Muhammad will compete for Great Britain in the European Taekwondo Championships, which will be held in May in Manchester.

Feature: Middlesex researchers develop future solutions

As a leading international University, Middlesex is committed to excellence in research. Middlesex's Interaction Design Centre uses interactive computer technology to develop prototype solutions for real-life problems.

BAFTA nominated lecturer to screen at BFI

London animator, Osbert Parker, is having his BAFTA nominated short film ’Yours Truly’ screened at the British Film Institute (BFI).

Middlesex social work students create their own Question Time

Most students spend their final day before study leave swotting up in the library or farewelling friends. But three innovative social work students from Middlesex University decided to mark the day by inviting a panel of experts onto campus.

International expert to visit Middlesex

One of South Africa’s leading experts on multiple perpetrator rape is coming to Middlesex University to discuss how the male perpetrators of these crimes differ in their behaviour and attitudes.

Students’ international animated adventure

Top animation students from Middlesex University will be among an elite group of global animators taking part in a prestigious international film festival.