The campus life is absolutely perfect. Infrastructure is top-notch. Nothing to complain about. They maintain it really well. Perfect library with plenty of books. They even had a tech lab where students can use MACs as well. Free Wifi available throughout the campus. Too many extracurricular events including Pyjama night, teacher-student social events, dj night, cultural events as well, like bhangra night and Garba night.

I would suggest to go for University Accommodation because of the proximity to the university and the safety as well. Also, there would be no additional utility charges which makes it easier. Otherwise, some student accommodations like Scape, Wembley is another good option. Close-by, great infrastructure, great crowd from different universities, all bills included and safe as well.

There are lots of clubs of Computer Science, Sports(Badminton, Lawn Tennis, Basketball) and every department(Music) etc,. Freshers party is also organized for new students. Food coupons are also available. Wi-fi is also available in your accommodation halls and as mobile data. Use Lyca mobile sim in your mobile rather than O2, Giffgaff etc. LIBRARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE. ONE CAN ISSUE BOOKS FOR A DAY MONTH OR A WEEK.

I lived in IVY hall Cricklewood Lane. The total cost is around 7385 pounds for a year. I used to live in sharing rooms. Lots of students used one kitchen and one bathroom (4)for different purposes. You must buy a student oyster (bus and train transportation purposes) card. Must open at least 2 bank accounts(Bar lays, Lloyds, Santander etc.) Get a NIC Number. Afterwards I used to live in Wembley near Jain Mandir. Rent was 400 pounds 5 students in one room. You can visit the Middlesex University website if you want to book for rent beforehand going from India.

The campus life in relaxing with all the necessary features including high speed WIFI.

I stay on a rental basis.

I live in private accommodation. There are many options for students; University accommodation seems a bit expensive, and private accommodation is a cheaper option, the only problem is that private accommodation has to be found and it takes a long time.

I initially was confused between Criminology and Forensic Psychology, I found this university was the only one that taught a combination of both. So, it was the best option for me.

PG is most preferable. It’s cheap and solves problem of food and safety.

The university was well established with exact course that I wanted. Had all the facilities and I had good references. Secondly, it was in good area with good crowd. All necessary transportation like bust stop and tube station was very very nearby. Overall experience was amazing. The area of university had good accomodations too at affordable prices and food availability was a big plus point. Faculty was good and the approach was amazing from university part. Library is available to students for 24 hours and so is computer lab. We were allowed to carry out experiments in lab

I was offered a scholarship, which helped a lot to pay my fees. I also really liked the course curriculum and how practical the course was, compared to another uni, which focuses more on the theoretical part.

The first year, I applied for halls and I had received a room from the halls. Then the second and third year, I was renting a flat with my course mates. Both accommodations worked for me, yet I enjoyed the second year more as I know my flatmates very well.

Middlesex was the only university which accepted me, which I was delighted. I was also ready or wanted to move out of the home town. I want to go to something different, busy, crowded and where there are more job opportunities.