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Why study biomedical sciences at Middlesex University? 

  • World-class facilities: study in the state-of-the-art Hatchcroft Building, home to 30 modern labs featuring specialist equipment like bio-modelling centres, flow cytometry, mass spectrometry suites, and medical engineering labs
  • Industry-standard training: accredited by the National School of Healthcare Science and taught in collaboration with NHS partners, including Guy’s Hospital, King's College and St Thomas’ Hospital
  • Exceptional work placement opportunities: work at organisations like The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, The Doctors Laboratory and The Health Services Laboratories. You will graduate with a professional qualification that will give you a competitive edge in pursuing your scientific career ambitions
  • Future employability: our graduates have secured roles at top organisations like The Anthony Nolan Trust, NHS Whittington, and The Harley Street Clinic, we're here to help you grow and achieve your ambitions.

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What makes Middlesex different?

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I'm Dr Helen Roberts director of programs for Department of Natural Sciences.

Seeing the students progress and graduate and then go on and do amazing things and I've seen students come through and go and work at pharmaceutical companies like GlaxoSmithKline while some students are going to do phds at Cambridge. I have a student who actually taught on my very first day at Middlesex she's now working in a really big lab in the states at the National Insitute Of Health (NIH) and I couldn't be prouder of her, so that's what I love about Middlesex it really has the students at heart.

The courses that we teach are actually accredited by leaders in the field and the the professional bodies so they can be really confident that what they have learned is going to be really valuable in the in the work place we've got such great facilities here such great equipment in the lab such great technology going from from proteomics to mass spectrometry, molecular biology facilities. We have actually a brand new chemistry lab and a new pharmaceutical chemistry computer lab for drug modeling and that's really cool.

Compared to other universities they're really a hidden jem.  Seriously, it was truly an unforgettable course and I would redo it a thousand times over that's how good it was.

Alot of our teaching particularly in Natural Sciences is very very practical based. From year 1 we are teaching them techniques that they'll be able to use in the lab talking about different theories or different scientific concepts, we always relate that back to the real world, and I think that really helps the students to understand the relevance of what we're teaching them.

Everyone is very helpful here and they hold a lot like with your degree with your future studies uh with anything you need you always get support and help.

My favorite moment of the year is normally graduation a lot of our students are the first in their family to come to University I know that they're are doing their family proud as well I absolutely love it and as you see all these students that come up on the stage and some wave to me hi miss you know and just seeing them it's it's absolutely lovely I think our students are Fab.

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Take a look around Hatchcroft our state of the art Science hub

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Bioscience suite
Hatchcroft, Hendon Campus
Hatchcroft Building
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Microbiolofy labs
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Bioengineering lab

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