Financial Statements 2017/18


Success stories


The advice provided has been tremendously helpful throughout the time I was looking for a placement. Finally I am working my


dream job at Rolls-Royce. Povilas Urbonas BSc Computer Science


A university without any exams - instead nearly all project based learning. Inspired by my visit to Middlesex University. I was sceptical about how this could work in practice but I would opt for a candidate who could talk me through how they built a laser etching machine from scratch over a percentage


degree mark any day. Adam Cartwright


Head of Open Innovation, Siemens


Choosing a career in Human Resources – Runako Munyoro:


Runako is a final year BA Human Resources Management student with a real passion for people. Over the course of two years, she has secured and completed a number of HR internships including placements with Dorchester Collection (hotels), Sky, and Global Student Accommodation (GSA). In addition to her HR internships, Runako has also been a very active member of the Middlesex University community as a student voice leader and HR programme ambassador. Runako believes that her internships and networking are the key to developing a career in HR.


A Placement Year in Clinical Neuropsychology with Katarzyna Marek:


A final year BSc Psychology with Neuroscience student, Katarzyna is currently on a 12 month clinical placement in the Acute Stroke Unit at St George’s hospital and Neuro-rehabilitation Unit at Queen Mary’s hospital gaining invaluable in-situ experience in an emerging field of medical care.


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