Middlesex University in general Reviews
Newest Review: ... I toured) such as wood workshops, print rooms, dark rooms and a brand new really nice digital editing suite. As well as a reasonably well stocked art supplies shop there was an old fashioned refectory and a little coffee shop which were both reasonable priced. My favourite thing about Cat Hill was the little pond on site where you could sit and watch the terrapins and herons on a sunny day! I lived i halls at the Enfield campus which I believe has since closed so I won't go into too much detail, but the rooms were clean, well organised and had an ensuite bathroom which was a big bonus. There was adequate parking, good security, a... more
Customer Middlesex University in general Reviews (4)
by - written on 25/06/10 (Very useful, 280 readings)
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The existing reviews for Middlesex seem very negative so I'm writing this to redress the balance a little bit. I studied at Middlesex from 2004 to 2007 and I had as very positive experience. I studied at the Cat Hill campus. It was very easy to get to, with two tube stations nearby and several bus routes going in all directions. The locality was very nice, quiet and peaceful but with shops, food outlets etc. so convenient. The building wasn't terribly modern but was perfectly functional, there was plenty of studio space and good facilities (better than at some of the more prestigious universities I toured) such as wood workshops, print rooms, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/06/06, updated on 19/06/06 (Useful, 880 readings)
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My review is in three parts: Students, Campus and Halls Students Most students taking Computer related subjects at Middlesex are originally from the London area. A lot of the school leavers seem to have already met each other before the start of the first semester. If they don’t already know each other, then they are likely to live within 10 miles, at home with their parents. This creates an insular community, making it difficult for ‘outsiders’ to really fit in. Having said that some of the people I met who came from outside London, and some open minded Londoners, became good friends as we immediately had common ground. Also the London ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/02/05, updated on 25/02/05 (Somewhat useful, 752 readings)
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I'm in cat hill,the art department. the facilities are ok but unfortunately the student's level it's really low. it seems like the get what other university refuse.... It's quite sad but there are really untalented people up there,the way of teaching it's obsolete. They treat you like a child (and you even do childish stuff) I went there as I heard that was good (maybe that was the law department not the art one for sure!) so I declined other offers. I'm going to leave them asap as I'm just waisting my time. I suggest you look for something else if you are after an art ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/04/01, updated on 22/02/05 (Somewhat useful, 578 readings)
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I am currently studying at Middlesex University. I am not impressed! The mentality of the students at the Hendon Campus is wrong. No urgency in their actions. All people seem to do is send each other ringtones. People have distorted ideas about the university because of the name. It sounds decent.Its not. The courses seem diluted, the teachers take free learning to the highest extreme. On certain topics there is no seminar so all you have is a lecture. This is alright if your learning Key Stage 3 P.E but when your doing Accounting for the first time it causes problems I am currently trying to get a transfer to another university, but I'll probably ... Read the complete review
