Non-credit courses Course codes, levels and prerequisites Assessment Special arrangements for further study in computing Middlesex is a large, dynamic university based in north London, best known for its innovative, forward thinking approach to education and learning. It offers over 100 courses drawn from across the university's wide ranging curriculum,a well as a comprehensive internship programme. Over one thousand students attend from a wide variety of backgrounds, including current Middlesex students, adult learners from the local community and international visitors. The courses reflect a wide range of subject interests and cater for people with different levels of background knowledge.
Many classes are of an introductory nature and require no prior study.
Courses are taught by Middlesex lecturers supported, where appropriate, by outside practitioners. The majority of the courses are taught over five weeks, although some are taught more intensively over a shorter period of time. Whenever possible, Friday afternoons are kept free of classes so that students can take advantage of longer weekends. Credit explained Most Summer School courses award credit points upon successful completion of coursework. A year of full-time study at Middlesex is equivalent to 120 credit points and an undergraduate honours degree requires 360 credit points.