Middlesex University a hit at Student Choice Awards
Middlesex University a hit at Student Choice Awards
30/04/2015
MDX is celebrating after climbing league tables across the board and topping the London universities category in the Whatuni Student Choice Awards.
Middlesex leapt 78 places from last year to be ranked at 21 out of 113 in the University of the Year category, beating off competition from all other London universities.
The success continued in other groups, with Middlesex placed at 7th for university facilities, jumping 88 places from last year, and ranked at 9th for best student support – both higher than any other London institution.
The awards are based entirely on reviews written by current and past students onWhatuni.com, with this year factoring in 20,000 student reviews over past 12 months. Any university that received 100 or more student reviews over the last year qualified for an award.
Simon Emmett, Managing Director Whatuni.com, said: "Middlesex University performed strongly in the Student Support and Uni facilities categories, which reflects a commitment from the university to improve the resources available to students, and the overall student experience. It is also noteworthy that no other London university was even shortlisted in either category."
It has also been announced today (Monday 27 April) that Middlesex has climbed five places in the latest Complete University Guide league table, placing at 84th.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Michael Driscoll said: "These results demonstrate both our continuing commitment to the development of Middlesex and our growing reputation and impact across teaching, research and student success."
"It is particularly pleasing that our ranking in the Whatuni guide comes from our students, as they are at the heart of everything we do."
Middlesex University a hit at Student Choice Awards
Middlesex leapt 78 places from last year to be ranked at 21 out of 113 in the University of the Year category, beating off competition from all other London universities.
The success continued in other groups, with Middlesex placed at 7th for university facilities, jumping 88 places from last year, and ranked at 9th for best student support – both higher than any other London institution.
The awards are based entirely on reviews written by current and past students onWhatuni.com, with this year factoring in 20,000 student reviews over past 12 months. Any university that received 100 or more student reviews over the last year qualified for an award.
Simon Emmett, Managing Director Whatuni.com, said: "Middlesex University performed strongly in the Student Support and Uni facilities categories, which reflects a commitment from the university to improve the resources available to students, and the overall student experience. It is also noteworthy that no other London university was even shortlisted in either category."
It has also been announced today (Monday 27 April) that Middlesex has climbed five places in the latest Complete University Guide league table, placing at 84th.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Michael Driscoll said: "These results demonstrate both our continuing commitment to the development of Middlesex and our growing reputation and impact across teaching, research and student success."
"It is particularly pleasing that our ranking in the Whatuni guide comes from our students, as they are at the heart of everything we do."