How to Apply

Full-time undergraduate students

You can apply online via UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). 

Please note our UCAS institution code M80, with code name MIDDX. Each course also has its own UCAS code which you will find on our course pages or on the UCAS website.

Part-time students

If it is part-time study which interests you, then you should complete and send our direct application form and send to admissions (contact details on bottom of form)

For international applications

As an international student, we encourage you to make contact with one of our overseas regional offices. They have a full understanding of your qualifications and years of experience of guiding students from your country through the Middlesex application processes. Find out more about international student applications

Academic credit for previous study

If you have achieved a Foundation Degree, CertHe, DipHe, HND in Higher Education or a number of modules of an undergraduate degree courses Middlesex University offers you the opportunity to enter directly onto the second or third year of one of our undergraduate degree courses. More on transfer students.

The selection process

Many candidates are made conditional or unconditional offers on the basis of their application forms. However, you may be asked to attend an interview or an audition if:

  • This is a specific requirement of a particular course - click here to see the list of courses requiring interview or audition 
  • You are a mature, unqualified applicant not taking an access course
  • You are on an access courses with progression links to the University

All applicants who have received offers without having visited us for an interview or audition are invited to an 'Applicant Day' to meet staff and students at their base campus.

Note: The University reserves the right to request further information in relation to an application and may refuse to consider candidates if this request is not complied with. 

Progress of applications

If you have applied via UCAS you can check UCAS track for progress of your application. If you can't find the information you need there, or have applied direct, you can contact our admissions office. Call 020 8411 5555 and have your Middlesex student ID to hand. If you are an international student who has applied direct to a regional office, please contact them.

Deferred admission

In general, we welcome applications for deferred entry from candidates who wish to undertake a period of worthwhile activity before starting at Middlesex. The exception is Dance, because applicants must retain a high level of physical fitness if they are to avoid injury while studying.

Interested in studying part of your degree at our Dubai and Mauritius Campuses?

Find out which courses are available through this option and how to apply here.

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