B.A Management from Middlesex University [MDX UNI], London - Fees & Admission Details 2026

• Initially i got my accommodation from university but later on i shifted accommodation by using online platforms like Spareroom and Gumtree.
• In UK most of the houses will be fully furnished they will provide every thing including kitchen items bed crockery But then one of them will be semi-furnished; just provide kitchen equipment like a fridge, stove and hot water
• Most problem or challenge any student will face all the time is landlords wont be ready give the student a house even though they do part-time jobs; if not, they will ask any guarantor to sign the document on behalf of tenant who is uk citizen or a full-time worker in the UK.
• My accommodation is quite walkable, hardly 15 to 20 minutes and most of the Indian people stay in and around harrow wembly and hendon itself and few people will stay in Acton or Ealing Broadway.

• I found accommodation from my personal network. Monthly rent was 400 without food and I was sharing a room with a friend. It included wifi and bills. A friend of mine had already found a room for me so it was not very difficult but I had looked on facebook before for rooms. My room was around 35-40 minutes away by bus from the university. I lived in an Indian area where there were a lot of Indian students living nearby.

• I booked Ivy Hall through Abroad Education Consultants in Kanpur. They knew all the information of admission and Accommodation Halls.

• On Middlesex University website all the accommodation details of University Accommodation Halls is given.

• I paid 7385 pounds in installments from 16th Sep 2019 to 31st Aug 2020.

• Facilities:-

  (Kitchen, Sharing or Single Bathroom which you book, a single room , a bed with cushion, a study table (drawer) , a black moving chair , a normal table , a window or 2 windows , a cupboard (attached drawer inside it), )

• Inside Kitchen :-
  1. A fridge shelf rack(single one as guided by the volunteer) to keep your bread ,fruits and
  daily eating stuff which one brings from the market. For many students their are one
  kitchen.Space to keep bottles.
  2. Gas for cooking. Many gas cooking shelves are their.
  3. You can put in stoves to heat anything.

• Inside Bathroom :-
  -Bathroom has shower and toilets which are cleaned by staff. white tissue paper is their to clean.
  Attached washing machine inside the ivy accommodation hall (paid by app)for all students.

• What challenges did you encounter while finding or securing your accommodation?
  -I booked it from AEC.From airport a mdx ivy hall university bus came to take us to ivy hall.
  It is better if you find to stay in hindu locality or your friends/family location because it is cheaper and you will get veg food.Also part-time job quickly and lots of help.

• Based on your experience, do you have any recommendations for future students seeking accommodation?

  -Please search or write queries on facebook/quora...etc., which helps to communicate to indian localities and find people whom you are going to live with(especially Indians.),Through facebook/online whatsapp you can directly find rooms in locality.Numbers on fb groups where you can comment to others.Many students leave Accommodation halls in between to live with others or cheap places.

• How far is your accommodation from the college campus? Where do most of the Indian students stay?

  -NH4 is the highway connecting ivy hall and college.
  Please google search and download apps on your mobile to find bus/train routes.
  Oyster Cards are available in shops.(for bus and train).

  Indian Areas(Students live all around London. I don't know specifically)
  Near Wembley(Jain Mandir-Gujrati Area)
  Southhall(Punjabi Area)
   

My overall experience at this University was really great. I am very grateful for everything that I was able to learn here. The syllabus for all the subjects was completely up-to-date which made us ahead of everyone else. The teachers were always motivated to teach new things that are happening in the university. The University supports the students financially as well. Overall- Yes, I would absolutely recommend this University in the UK!

Fabulous and Excellent. It was a wonderful experience as UK universities are completely different from all Indian universities in terms of quality or standards of education. Many different countries students come especially from Europe and Dubai (nearby ) countries to UK! Different cultures combine in UK as compared to USA and Canada.

The university is supportive in having the resources, network and different areas of specialties available to aid individual learning and achievements. I feel very supported when faced with academical challenges. There are social activities, clubs and facilities to support physical, social and mental wellbeing as the university ensures the academic journey is successfully achieved.

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.

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.

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.