Financial Statements 2018/19


A message from the Chair of the Board of Governors


I am inspired by the commitment of all our staff to our mission and strategy and their dedication and hard work towards achieving our goals. We are in the middle of delivering against our strategy and have clear and specific plans in place to secure our future success. We are making steady progress towards our goals despite challenging times for Higher Education.


In September 2019, Professor Tim Blackman stepped down from his role as Vice-Chancellor of Middlesex University to take up a new post as Vice-Chancellor of The Open University. I congratulate Tim on his new role, and wish him every success. The process for recruiting a new Vice- Chancellor began in summer 2019, with the goal of finding an inspirational, contemporary leader, deeply committed to Middlesex’s values, with the vision and skills required to shape and implement our aspirational future.


Our Chief Financial Officer James Kennedy has taken up the post of Interim Vice-Chancellor and I have every confidence in James’ leadership to take the University forward whilst we continue our search for the next Vice-Chancellor for Middlesex.


I am certain that we will see further accomplishment in our mission so that we can transform even more lives and empower our students with the highly valued, relevant skills and knowledge needed for rewarding careers and fulfilling lives. In doing so, we aim to contribute to some of the most pressing issues of our time, from social mobility to productivity growth and the skills needed for economic success.


Geraldine Proudler Chair of the Board of Governors


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