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Middlesex University’s Centres in London, Birmingham and Manchester are delivered in partnership between the University and QA Higher Education.
These programmes are Middlesex University Centre programmes and qualifications. They are designed, assessed and quality assured by Middlesex University Centre but delivered by QA.
Students can choose to study an undergraduate degree in Business Accounting at centrally located teaching centres. These degrees are offered as both traditional 3-year programmes or with the addition of an initial foundation year for added study and academic support. For students who need to fit study around any existing commitments, you choose between daytime, evening and weekend class timetables.
There are multiple intakes per year to fit in with when you want to start.
Middlesex University
The London campus is located at: St James’ House, 10 Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R 4TF.
This campus is a centre for undergraduate courses. The building is located between the hustle and bustle of London’s financial district and the buzz of the West End. It’s close to many cafes, bars and restaurants that are always popular with students. Within the building, the library offers a quiet, reflective area for study.
The student area provides a social space. With free WiFi and comfy sofas it is the perfect place for students to unwind. Just down the road at 7-15 Rosebery Avenue is the Student Hub. Split across 2 floors, it has been decked out with the 21st century learner in mind, equipped with modern technology and furnishings to give students a relaxed and informal space to study and socialise in.
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The Birmingham campus is located at: 5th Floor, Centre City, 5-7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA
This campus is a centre for undergraduate courses. Its location benefits from being right in the heart of Birmingham, a stone’s throw away from Birmingham New Street train station and the Bullring, one of the largest shopping centres in the UK. Within this intimate learning environment, students can easily focus on work with the resources available to them.
There is a quiet learning space in the library, with a suite of computers to give students the tools to catch up on coursework. Between lectures, students are able to take advantage of the social spaces on offer and relax with friends inside the building, or heading out into the city centre and its wealth of attractions.
The Manchester campus is located at: St James Buildings, 61 – 95 Oxford St, Manchester, M1 6FQ
This campus is a centre for undergraduate courses. Positioned just minutes away from Manchester’s Oxford Road Station, the Manchester Centre is embedded within the city’s thriving community. Such a central location provides students with an excellent opportunity to take advantage of one of the country’s fast growing business communities. Classes take place in one of QA’s refurbished spaces to offer a state-of-the-art learning environment with modern facilities.
The Centre is conveniently located near many key transport links that assist students with getting to and from the campus. The city’s excellent tram and bus network run close to the building as well as Manchester Piccadilly station, offering train services across the UK. The city is a hive of activity and there is something to suit everyone. From theatres, art galleries and museums, to restaurants and coffee shops, Manchester is an exciting place to study.