How to apply as an international student

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We’re so pleased that you’re considering joining our global community.

Once you’ve found the course that’s right for you, you can apply to study at Middlesex through our Applicant Portal, International Offices, and UCAS. It’s a quick and easy process, and we’re here to help you each step of the way.

How to apply as an international student

Most of our courses start in September, but some courses also run in January. View the academic calendar to find out more about start dates.

There are a number of ways you can apply to a course at Middlesex depending on the level of study.

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How to apply

If you are applying for a full-time undergraduate course at more than one university in the UK, then you need to apply through UCAS.

  • The application fee for 2024 entry is £27.50 for both single choice or more than one choice
  • The deadline to apply for most courses is 15 January
  • Our institution code is M80
  • Our individual course code can be found on our course pages

Get started by creating an account on our Applicant Portal where you can submit your application directly to us. You can apply for more than one course, upload supporting documents and submit your online portfolio or show-reel.

When to apply

We recommend applying as early as possible for your chosen course to ensure you are granted a place. Remember, you can submit your application before you receive your final qualification.

Need support?

We know that it’s useful to have someone local to give you advice when you’re making the decision to study abroad. We have staff working in 15 offices across the world who will be able to support you in making your application. Their services are completely free, and our teams can help:

  • Provide you with information about our courses
  • Guide you through the application process
  • Submit your application on your behalf
  • Help you prepare and apply for a visa to study in the UK

Contact your international office

After

After you apply, you might be asked for additional supporting documents to help our Admissions team process your application. 

documents

Supporting documents

  • You need to show us copies of your academic documentation, including transcripts and certificates. These should be copies of the originals on letter-headed paper or with a stamp by the awarding body or institution. 
  • You will also need to provide references (on letter-headed paper) and a copy of your CV if applicable to your application. Documents that aren't in English will need to be translated by an official translator. 
  • Talk to your International Office if you have any questions about international qualifications. 

 

Some of our courses have some further entry requirements such as:

  • Test
  • Interview
  • Audition
  • Portfolio

If you are required to provide one of the above, our Admissions team will be in contact with you after you apply. They will let you know exactly what information to provide and when. 

As an international student who isn't based in the UK, you will be able to submit or conduct the above items in an online format. 

Find out more about how to prepare

Once you've made your application we will send you important emails on your application and the next steps to becoming a Middlesex student. To receive these emails it's important that the contact details you provide are as accurate as possible. 

If you are likely to change postal or email address before starting your course then give your most permanent contact details. Adding our email address to your inbox safe list is also a good idea. 

Track your application

Keep up to date with the progress of your application by logging into our online Applicant Portal or through UCAS.

Applicant Portal Check your UCAS status