www.mdx.ac.uk Our global outlook Over


190,000 alumni around the world


197 countries with


Middlesex alumni We were the first ever


UK university to be awarded Gold by the UK Investor in Equality and Diversity


Take on the world’s biggest challenges


Global contacts fuel our research too. We collaborate with partners in different continents on cross- disciplinary projects. So you could be working on addressing international challenges with solutions that benefit people’s lives everywhere.


Our recent research includes:


— Bringing China and the UK closer together through dance


— Solutions to end poverty through women’s entrepreneurship


— An EU funded project to develop robots that care for older people.


Build diverse professional networks


Growing your professional network can be difficult. Our tutors can offer you access to industry connections, alongside dedicated industry networks for accounting, finance and law.


Our dedicated networking events take you deeper into the sector that’s important to you. You’ll meet industry leaders and Middlesex graduates who’ll give insights into achieving your dream career.


Middlesex is very welcoming and it’s amazing to be surrounded by cultural diversity.


There is something for everyone here. Leslie Rosario


MSc Investment and Finance 19


I think that from the skills acquired during my time here at Middlesex, one of the most valuable was the ability to communicate with various different people of different origins and cultures. Given banking is such a vast area, you come across a lot of people of different backgrounds and to be able to communicate with them in a way that you can get your point across, is definitely a good skillset to have.


Waqas Khan Finance and economics graduate


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