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'''Middlesex University''' is a modern [[university]] in North [[London]], [[England]], formed in [[1973]] as Middlesex Polytechnic and renamed when it was given official University status in [[1992]]. The original polytechnic was an amalgamation of three smaller higher education establishments. |
'''Middlesex University''' is a modern [[university]] in North [[London]], [[England]], formed in [[1973]] as Middlesex Polytechnic and renamed when it was given official University status in [[1992]]. The original polytechnic was an amalgamation of three smaller higher education establishments. |
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The University is spread across 15 sites and is colloquially known as the 'University of the North Circular' due to their locations near to the major ring road. Some of the campuses are important architecturally, especially [[Trent Park]], a palatial mansion set in a |
The University is spread across 15 sites and is colloquially known as the 'University of the North Circular' due to their locations near to the major ring road. Some of the campuses are important architecturally, especially [[Trent Park]], a palatial mansion set in a 4 km² country park. |
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Middlesex University has an extremely diverse student body, over 25,000 strong, with a large proportion of overseas students. In common with most ex-polytechnics it concentrates on teaching, although research is carried out as well. |
Middlesex University has an extremely diverse student body, over 25,000 strong, with a large proportion of overseas students. In common with most ex-polytechnics it concentrates on teaching, although research is carried out as well. |
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Revision as of 22:35, 27 June 2004
Middlesex University is a modern university in North London, England, formed in 1973 as Middlesex Polytechnic and renamed when it was given official University status in 1992. The original polytechnic was an amalgamation of three smaller higher education establishments.
The University is spread across 15 sites and is colloquially known as the 'University of the North Circular' due to their locations near to the major ring road. Some of the campuses are important architecturally, especially Trent Park, a palatial mansion set in a 4 km² country park.
Middlesex University has an extremely diverse student body, over 25,000 strong, with a large proportion of overseas students. In common with most ex-polytechnics it concentrates on teaching, although research is carried out as well.
It has been awarded the Queen's Anniversary Prizes for Further and Higher Education three times.