Financial Statements 2017/18
Year in review
At Middlesex we put students first, empowering our students with highly valued skills and knowledge for rewarding careers and fulfilling lives, all enabled by expert teaching and enriched by applied research. It has been a year since we launched our Middlesex University Strategy 2017-2022 Transforming Potential into Success and nothing gives us greater pride than to see our students realise their own potential. Every year we watch our students and alumni achieve more than they ever thought possible, using their talent to better the societies they live in and this year has been no different.
Our mission lies at the heart of some of the most pressing issues of our time, from social mobility to the skills needed for economic success. Through transforming the lives of our students and the impact of our research and practice, we are an engine of social mobility and productivity growth. For example, we have been busy advocating for a more joined–up system across higher education, further education and apprenticeships, with a credit system and funding that creates flexibility rather than silos. Our new partnership with Capital City College Group (CCCG), one of the largest FE college groups helps us achieve this aim to support more young people into higher education. Our work has attracted high profile visitors to campus and we have hosted the Ministry of Justice to highlight how we harness our diversity and The Right Honourable Robert Halfon MP, Chair of the Education Select Committee to showcase our work on apprenticeships.
Our staff are our greatest asset whose remarkable expertise and talent help drive the University’s success – and this year is no exception with an array of national awards and outstanding achievements.
The X Factor, The Voice, The Switch?
TV Production graduates’ concept for a new talent show could be the next big hit. The Switch, which challenges two musicians with distinctly different musical styles to use each other’s lyrics to create a new tune, won the top prize at the Edinburgh International Television Festival. Joshua Goode and Madelen Nygaard who studied TV production at Middlesex beat off competition from 2,000 hopefuls to win the Test Card category for their concept.
We’re delighted to win this award and hope it helps our show get noticed by a TV production company that can help us bring it to mainstream TV.
Bernie Grant, MP Alumnus’ portrait at home in House of Commons
The first pencil portrait to permanently hang in the House of Commons was unveiled in December 2017. The artist, alumnus Kelvin Okafor, created a portrait of the late Bernie Grant MP whom Middlesex awarded an honorary degree to in 2001.
Kelvin is the first black artist to have his work permanently exhibited at the House of Commons. His stunning photo- realism piece was unveiled by the Leader of the Opposition, The Right Honourable Jeremy Corbyn MP and hangs outside the Attlee room in Portcullis House.
Joshua Goode TV Production
Joshua and Madelen
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