Why Go On Exchange?
Going on exchange is all about taking your studies out of your everyday environment, and applying them to a global context.
UK businesses have highlighted a need to find graduates who can show they can work in increasingly international teams, especially with other European countries.
Designers and artists looking for fresh inspiration can find it on exchange through the collaboration of others with a different perspective.
Middlesex University students returning from exchange talk about how their experiences have made them more adaptive and self motivated in their studies. Find out more from other students on our Facebook page.
With over 100 different universities to choose from, in more than 22 different countries across Europe, the United States, and the world, an exchange is a great way to learn from internationally recognised academics and world leading institutions in your field of study.
Where can I go?
With over 100 different universities to choose from, in more than 22 different countries across Europe, the United States, and the world, an exchange is a great way to learn from internationally recognised academics and world leading instuitions in your field of study. Choose to go to one place for an entire year, or mix and match 2 terms from any of our partner universities, to build your ultimate exchange abroad. Single term exchanges are also possible in some degree programmes, (ask your Programme Leader for details). Wherever you choose to study, the credit you earn will count toward your Middlesex qualification. You will find a full list of Middlesex's Partner Universities in the Student Exchange Partner Guide.
Getting Started
Pick up our latest Student Exchange Partner Guide to help you choose the right university for you. Once you’ve made your choices and have checked with your Programme Leader that your exchange plans are possible, complete our Registration of Interest form. See also Apply now
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