Start your life-changing journey to study with us at Middlesex University in September 2021
You must apply for your full-time undergraduate course through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).
Clearing is your opportunity to study the subject you love at the university of your choice this autumn.
Our Clearing hotline is open, call now to secure your place.
Check out our Clearing Guide for further information.
You can transfer from another uni into many of our full-time courses in year two or three. Check our entry requirements for transferring students and then apply through UCAS.
For nursing and midwifery applications, we'll contact you within six weeks to let you know if you are shortlisted for an interview.
Support from our team - check out our online resources about writing your personal statement and more
Help from UCAS - find articles and videos to support your application on their website.
To study part-time on our undergraduate courses on a part-time basis then you need to apply directly to Middlesex using our Online Applicant Portal.
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.
To transfer into a part-time course in year two or three from another university, you also need to create an account for our Online Applicant Portal.
You need to apply direct to Middlesex through our Online Applicant Portal for the following full-time programmes:
We ask for a combination of entry requirements that usually include a specific qualification, subject or grade that are relevant to the course that you're applying for.
We might be able to recognise your work experience or previous learning as part of our entry requirements and even award it towards your degree. Find out more about what previous learning is eligible and how to claim.
We welcome your application to study with us as a mature student. You are considered mature if you are over the age of 21 and you didn't go to university after school or college.
We will consider your application on an individual basis and we may also invite you to an interview to get to know more about you.
To take a year out, apply through UCAS to start your course after a year or defer your existing offer through UCAS to the next start date.
Exceptions to this are:
Get help and advice for your application including information on visas and immigration in our section for international students.
Check the full details of our admissions processes in our Admissions policy.
