Middlesex University


Financial Statements 2015/16


Academic Structure


The University’s academic provision is delivered by its three academic faculties. These faculties were introduced for the 2016/2017 academic year, replacing the previous six Schools, to align teaching and learning more closely with industry.


Faculty of the Arts and Creative Industries Incorporating subjects from art and design and media and performing arts. This exciting creative hub inspires and challenges students in a friendly, inclusive and innovative environment. Teaching is underpinned by industry-standard facilities enabling students to shape their disciplines using the most relevant equipment and technology.


The Faculty is led by Executive Dean and Pro-Vice Chancellor, Professor Carole-Anne Upton.


Faculty of Professional and Social Sciences The Faculty groups together subjects from the Business School, Institute for Work Based Learning, School of Law and School of Health and Education. With strong links with businesses and public sector bodies the Faculty provides practical real-world learning that prepares students to become change makers and to create and share their knowledge between the professional and academic worlds.


The Faculty is led by Executive Dean and Pro-Vice Chancellor, Anna Kyprianou.


Faculty of Science and Technology


The Faculty brings together students, staff and programmes from subjects including biomedical science; computer science; design engineering; telecommunications and computer engineering; mathematics and statistics; information systems and environmental science. Bringing together leading academics the Faculty encourages students to challenge thinking and formulate approaches that are fit for purpose in our modern world.


The Faculty is led by Executive Dean and Pro-Vice Chancellor, Professor Martin Loomes.


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