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WHY CHOOSE MIDDLESEX?


WE CAN HELP YOU THE MAKE BEST POSSIBLE START TO A PROFESSIONAL CAREER.


With us, you can study for a BSc Honours Degree (in Adult, Child or Mental Health nursing) or a BSc Honours Degree in Midwifery. You can also study for a European Nursing degree or top up your Midwifery or Nursing Diploma into a BSc degree. For more details of these courses, see www.mdx.ac.uk/nursing


Whichever course you apply for, studying at Middlesex will give you access to the highest quality teaching (according to feedback from NHS Trusts and the Government’s Quality Assurance Agency). You’ll benefit from a wealth of experience too – we’ve been teaching nurses since 1991, and midwives since 1995. And, when you successfully complete your chosen course, you’ll be registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).


You’ll also have the opportunity to go on work placements at some of London’s most prestigious hospitals – giving you an introduction to unrivalled career options in the largest healthcare job market in the UK.


Study is based at either our Hendon campus (for Nursing) or our Archway campus (for Midwifery), so wherever you live in London or Hertfordshire we’re within easy reach.


How else can we help you achieve? Well, we’re:


• Highly rated for our student support which helps more of our students with non traditional qualifications achieve.


• Number 1 in London for our expenditure per student which means that our students have access to the latest learning facilities.


• Number 1 in London for our student to staff ratio which means that our students receive a high level of teaching support.


Not only that, but by joining our vibrant and diverse student community you can also look forward to enjoying the benefits of attractive campuses, outstanding facilities and easy access to one of the world’s greatest cities.


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