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Postgraduate Reviews of Courses at Middlesex University

The best part of my experience has been the practical approach to learning and the diverse student community, which made it easy to meet people and gain different perspectives. The course helped me build useful, real-world skills. On the downside, some areas could be better organised, and communication at times could be improved. Overall, it’s been a valuable and enriching experience. read full review
What is good is i always find solutions to my problems when i go to unihelp, what is worst is that it sometimes the marking criterias are not fair when there is some group projects, you can be the best but not have the best mark for example. read full review
Really good experience read full review
Best Aspects is that my university is very inclusive! Everyone is very helpful regardless of your background! read full review
Facilities and faculties are excellent. read full review
Very Supportive Environment. read full review

Computer Science MSc

MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY

Giuseppe - February 2026

I really like studying at Middlesex, the campus itself gives very good vibes and there are all the things a student can need. Love the Sheppard Library and I really like my teachers. During the lectures there is a lot of talking between students that seat on the back of the room, that makes the lecture not easy to follow. read full review
University is such a great place to study because it brings together expert lecturers, diverse students, and a wide range of academic resources in one environment that encourages curiosity and growth. You’re surrounded by people who are motivated to learn, which creates a culture of ambition and collaboration. Access to libraries, research opportunities, student societies, and networking events helps students develop both academically and personally. It’s also a space where independence is encouraged, allowing students to discover their strengths, interests, and career goals.
However, it could be improved by offering stronger mental health support, reducing academic pressure through more balanced assessment methods, and making education more affordable to ease financial stress. Universities could also provide more practical, real-world experience within courses and clearer career guidance to help students feel more prepared and confident about life after graduation. read full review
Overall, it’s very nice — the location of it, overall gathering of people everything is very nice read full review
Strong practical coursework – Modules are assignment-based rather than exam-heavy, which helped me build real skills through projects like coding tasks, reports, and group work instead of only theory.

Approachable lecturers (especially in Computing) – Most tutors are genuinely supportive and reply to emails quickly, and they’re willing to explain concepts again during office hours.

Good learning spaces on Hendon campus – The library, quiet zones, and computer labs are useful for long study sessions, especially during deadlines.

Slow admin responses (area to improve) – Student services and timetable changes sometimes take too long, which can be stressful during assessment periods.

Limited industry exposure (area to improve) – There could be more guest speakers, company collaborations, and internships directly linked to modules, especially for tech courses.

High living costs around London (challenge) – Accommodation and transport are expensive, so more affordable housing support would help students a lot. read full review