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Why a master’s matters
If you choose to study at postgraduate level you are more likely to be employed in a high skilled role:
Over three-quarters
(76.5%) of UK postgraduates are employed in high skilled roles – more than graduates (65.4%) or non-graduates (22.9%)*
If you choose to study at postgraduate level you could earn more:
The median UK postgraduate salary is £6,000 more than graduates’ and £16,000 more than non-graduates’*
*Source: The Department of Education, published April 2019
Five reasons to study with Middlesex 1
Real world learning Practical experience is essential. You’ll learn by doing as you develop advanced skills that you can put into practice in the workplace.
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Grow industry networks Our experienced and supportive tutors can open doors in your sector, with work placements, networks and alumni contacts.
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Make London your base Establish career connections in a vibrant capital city. Access multinational companies, innovative start-ups and leading institutions less than 30 minutes from campus.
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Join our welcoming postgraduate community Students come from across the world to study here. You’ll gain a global perspective and the opportunity to network, collaborate and connect with your peers.
5
Benefit from modern campus facilities
Develop industry-ready skills with specialist facilities including modern lab spaces, inspiring performance studios and our 24/7 library.
Achieve more at Middlesex See for yourself and book your open day at
www.mdx.ac.uk/pg
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