We've got a support network to get you through any problems during your time at Middlesex
We'll make sure that you have the right support when you start with us. If you're worried about disruption to your education because of the pandemic, we'll help you prepare for degree level study. If you're having a hard time with money, we have financial awards.
Our services will be delivered on campus and online so you have more ways to access what you need to do your best.
You’ll find Student Learning Assistants - experienced students from the years above - in some of your sessions. They have personal experience of learning your subject and understand any challenges.
You can join drop ins for support from our Graduate Academic Assistants, who also studied your subject at Middlesex, and who work alongside staff.
We have financial awards like scholarships and bursaries to help with the cost of uni. And unlike loans - you don't have to pay these back.
We're here to help you deal with any financial, practical or legal difficulties during your studies with personal advice.
If you're having hard time due to the pandemic then our team can help you plan your finances, including your loan, and answer questions about things like benefits and housing.
You can contact our welfare team either via online enquiry (use the subject Student Welfare Advice in the enquiry) or make a phone appointment (remember to include your phone number)
We have specialist teams to support your emotional wellness and mental health with access to free individual counselling sessions, workshops and support groups. We'll also give consultations and refer you to external services and other specialists for other types of care.
Our Disability and Dyslexia team can also support you with mental health mentoring and academic adjustments.
If you've got a condition that affects how you can study, then our Disability and Dyslexia team is here to put support in place so you can do your best.
If you're thinking about studying at Middlesex then our disability advisors are here to answer your questions about studying and student life.
Call +44 (0)20 8411 2502
During your course, our team is always here here to give you:
Read our guides to studying at Middlesex with different conditions for detailed info on what to expect:
The North London Regional Access Centre is an accredited centre offering support for disabled students in higher education that's based at Middlesex.
You must be able to write and speak English to a high standard to study at Middlesex.
If you're not at that level yet, we’ll help you to improve with English language teaching before and during your course.
If you weren’t educated in an English speaking school then you'll need to show that you meet our English language requirements.
You can continue to improve your English skills while you study with us with free workshops and one-to-one tutorials.
Our nursery provides early years education and full day-care for children aged six weeks to five years. We take a principled approach to young children's care and education, with an emphasis on parental involvement and collaborative working.
Our students and staff come from all over the world and we celebrate lots of different religions.
We have a prayer room on campus as well as different places of religious worship in our local area of north London.
Middlesex has different religious student societies, run by students through the Middlesex University Students' Union. These include the Christian Union society, several Islamic societies and the Jewish Society.
