Middlesex is a diverse, inclusive and international university that values its staff and students who come from across the globe, enriching its community and campus life. We wish to nurture the diversity of our University by continuing to attract people from across the world.
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Whatever your role at Middlesex, you'll help take students on journeys that transform their lives. Learn more about opportunities for academic and professional services staff.
When you work here, you'll become part of an inclusive environment with an excellent employee benefits packages. Our staff can make the most of flexible hours, discounts on courses and support with childcare.
Equality, diversity and inclusion are vital principles at Middlesex University. We value all our staff and students equally, and we firmly believe that the talents, skills, insights and experiences of our diverse community make us who we are.
The University has a number of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Staff Networks that are proactive and successful in instigating and developing new ideas, raising awareness across different issues and experiences, and holding supportive and informative events. They are also instrumental in influencing policy through the University Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
We are a member of Advance HE's Race Equality Charter and we have signed up to the Race at Work Charter. We aspire to increasing diversity and inclusion at all levels in the University and a priority is to ensure that the University Executive are listening, learning and acting. Our Reverse Mentoring Framework is part of this process.
Middlesex University is a member of the Barnet Multi Faith Forum, which is widely represented by the 12 faith groups within Barnet and works to promote the value of faith groups within our community and the contribution they make to a peaceful, caring society. We are also a member of the Inter Faith Network (IFN) for the UK, which works to promote understanding, cooperation and good relations between organisations and persons of different faiths in the UK.
The University is committed to flexible and family-friendly business practices. We are a member of Working Families, the UK’s work-life balance charity which leads the way in helping organisations and employees build enabling and flexible environments that enhance productivity, creativity and wellbeing so that work works for everyone.
We are also a member of Business Disability Forum and a Disability Confident organisation.
Middlesex is proud to have been ranked #12 out of 776 institutions for SDG5 Gender Equality in The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2021, which assess universities against the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
We have also been awarded a Bronze Award by the Athena Swan Charter, which recognises that the University has a solid foundation for eliminating gender bias and developing an inclusive culture that values all staff.
We received a Gold Award from Stonewall – the world’s second-largest LGBTQ+ charity – for our commitment to inclusion of lesbian, gay, bi, trans and queer people in the workplace in the Stonewall Workplace Equality Index 2023. Middlesex also ranked 58th (out of 268 institutions) in this Index, and came 8th out of the 30 higher education institutions that took part this year.
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We aim to enable all our staff and students to flourish by living our principles and creating a community where everyone feels they belong and can thrive
At Middlesex we are proud of our diverse community of staff, students and partners. Our aim is to encourage and support an environment within the University which helps staff and students fulfil their potential and thrive in the workplace and in their studies, irrespective of disability and ill health. We encourage our students and staff to disclose any disabilities or long-term health conditions, to ensure they receive the support they need.
We are committed to creating a positive working environment where diversity is a strength – and where everyone is treated with dignity and respect and can be their best selves at work – and have become members of charters and groups to strengthen our efforts in this area.
Middlesex is rated excellent by the GLA’s Healthy Workplace Charter Scheme and is an active member of the Healthy Universities network. Our work is to prevent work-related illness and injury and to assist staff to return to work after sickness absence. We are also a member of Business Disability Forum and a Disability Confident organisation. This means that we are changing behaviour and cultures in our institution, networks and communities, and that we are reaping the benefits of inclusive recruitment practices.
We also offer a range of support, activities and opportunities for students studying at Middlesex and can help students who have a specific support or wellbeing need to identify the right service for them.
