Watch our videos to get to know Magnus, Yashraj, Aiza, and Yousef and hear about their experiences at Middlesex.
Got questions about studying at Middlesex? Our application information for international students has information on entry requirements, visas, and finance.
Talk face to face with one of our advisors in 19 locations around the world, from Hong Kong to Mumbai. They're there to support you with your application, scholarships and funding, and your move to London, including immigration and visas.
I've always felt welcome here. You're part of an international community and London is a great place to be a student because of networking opportunities and job opportunities.
Moving to a new country can seem like a big deal so we make sure you have all the advice and support you need.
Whether you decide to live in our halls of residence or rent a room privately, we'll help you choose accommodation to suit you.
Many of our international students need a visa to study in the UK. Applying for a student visa isn't as complicated as you might think. Find out how we support you with visas and immigration.
We can give you advice about finance for international students including scholarships as well as information about budgeting and how much it costs to live and study in London.
We asked four of our international students to vlog about what happens on campus every day.
We'll give you a special welcome before Freshers’ Week. Get a guided tour of the University and the city, get help with registration, meet other students and take part in social activities, and discover the support services we offer.
We'll tell you everything you need to know about London life, from how to open a bank account to how to register with a doctor. We can also pair you up with a 'buddy'. That's a second or third year student who can show you around and help you out.
Get free and confidential support for personal issues, your finances, and your academic studies.
Our employment service will help you find work while you study and support you to find a job when you graduate. It's available even when you go back to your home country.
Our student helpdesk - UniHelp - offers online or face-to-face support. Our student support website - UniHub - is full of useful advice too.
Our team can help with any questions that you have about studying in another country, such as visa and immigration issues.
I have met people from all ethnicities and walks of life, and learned about their heritage and cultures. It's fascinating, and it makes it so easy to fit in.