Middlesex University has risen to 78th in the CompleteUniversityGuide.co.uk's annual league table of UK universities, ranking it as the second highest modern university in London and 12th highest overall in the capital.
Middlesex is also the highest climbing university in London in this years rankings.
Professor Tim Blackman, Vice-Chancellor said:
“We’re delighted to see Middlesex enjoy such a dramatic increase in these rankings and climb for the second year in a row.
“This year on year progression is down to our continued commitment to the student experience here. Students come first during their time at Middlesex and leave ready to tackle the world in their chosen field with strong employability skills.
“Living and studying in London provides a unique and diverse perspective on the world. We’re proud of the tremendous value the Middlesex experience continues to provide and pleased that this is recognised in these rankings."
The CompleteUniversityGuide.co.uk ranking is based on ten measures: student satisfaction, spending on academic services, spending on student facilities, graduate prospects, student: staff ratio, student completion rates, research quality, research intensity, entry standards and good honours degrees achieved.
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Middlesex is also the highest climbing university in London in this years rankings.
Professor Tim Blackman, Vice-Chancellor said:
“We’re delighted to see Middlesex enjoy such a dramatic increase in these rankings and climb for the second year in a row.
“This year on year progression is down to our continued commitment to the student experience here. Students come first during their time at Middlesex and leave ready to tackle the world in their chosen field with strong employability skills.
“Living and studying in London provides a unique and diverse perspective on the world. We’re proud of the tremendous value the Middlesex experience continues to provide and pleased that this is recognised in these rankings."
The CompleteUniversityGuide.co.uk ranking is based on ten measures: student satisfaction, spending on academic services, spending on student facilities, graduate prospects, student: staff ratio, student completion rates, research quality, research intensity, entry standards and good honours degrees achieved.
For more information on the rankings visit the CompleteUniversityGuide.co.uk.