Apply for postgraduate taught courses
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Apply for taught postgraduate courses
Apply for your postgraduate taught course through our Online Applicant Portal.
Create an Applicant Portal account to submit your application directly to us and track its progress. You can also upload your supporting documents, portfolio or show-reel and make subsequent applications.
Exceptions
You can also apply through Department for Education’s Teacher Training website for:
When to apply
We recommend applying as early as possible for your chosen postgraduate course to ensure you are granted a place. Remember, you can submit your application before you receive your final qualification score.
The video contains a step-by-step guide to support you through the postgraduate taught application process, and help you to complete your application.
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Your application
Academic documents
You must provide copies of all your academic documentation including transcripts and certificates.
These should either be copies of the originals on letter headed paper or with a stamp by the awarding body or institution. If it's applicable to your application, you will also need to provide references on letter headed paper.
If you're a current Middlesex student, you don't need to submit transcripts or references.
Contact information
Pay attention to the contact details you give in your application. If you're likely to change postal or email address before starting your course then give your most permanent contact details.
We send all our admissions communications via email so it's vital that this information is as accurate as possible. We also advise adding our email address to your inbox safe list.
Personal statement
Your personal statement tells us more about your experience and your interest in your subject. Follow our guide for tips and examples on how to write a personal statement that stands out.
Our top 6 postgraduate application tips
- Check the entry requirements: Each course has specific requirements. Ensure you meet them before applying.
- Include relevant documentation: Provide copies of all academic documentation, including transcripts and certificates, to avoid delays in receiving your offer.
- Inform your references: Quality references can significantly boost your application. Choose referees familiar with your academic or professional abilities.
- Writing a winning personal statement: Highlight your academic achievements, career goals, and suitability for Middlesex University.
- Ask for help: Our admissions team is here to assist. Contact us via Live Chat, our enquiry form, or call +44 (0)20 8411 5555 for advice.
Apply early: Secure your spot and increase your chances for scholarships by applying early.