How to start your application to study at Middlesex University in London
To study an undergraduate or postgraduate course at Middlesex, use our Online Applicant Portal to make your application direct to us.
When you create an Applicant Portal account, you can submit your application and track its progress. You can also upload your supporting documents, portfolio or show-reel and make subsequent applications.
We have an extensive network of regional offices and trusted representatives throughout the world who can help you with your undergraduate or postgraduate application. They can give you advice on our courses, offer general guidance and and help you through the application process and even submit your application to us on your behalf.
If you are applying for a full-time undergraduate course at more than one university in the UK, then we recommend that you apply through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). You'll need to know:
Once you have applied, you will be able to track your progress through the UCAS website. They also have a number of helpful articles and videos to help you navigate their website and your application.
When completing the application form, pay attention to your contact details. If you're likely to change post or email address before starting your course, then give us more permanent details. We send all our admissions communications through email so it's important that this information is as accurate as possible. Remember to also add our email address to your inbox safe list.
Along with your application, you must provide a personal statement which should include details of your previous experience, demonstrates why you are a suitable candidate and explains your plans for career progression. Get advice from current students on your personal statement.
For a research degree, you must also write a research proposal which will be a key part of your application. In your proposal, you need to outline your research plans and highlight the area of research that interests you. Get guidance on what to include in your proposal.
These courses help to improve your English so you're more confident about writing and speaking when you start at Middlesex.
Choose these courses if you do not have the level of English required to start a full degree or if you want to improve your English before you study with us.
More about Pre-sessional English
This is an intensive short course that you can take before preparing to take an IELTS exam. It will help you to achieve the grade in your IELTS which you need in order to start university. This programme is open to all, not just students of Middlesex University.
We offer specialist courses so you can get qualifications you need to start a full degree.
This is a one-year course for international students who don't meet entry requirements for undergraduate study but have completed high school or year 12.
During the course you will improve your academic English and study skills and learn more about your subject.
A good entry route into your degree if you don't meet the entry requirements to study your subject at Middlesex but you do have the required level of English.
