Student Accommodation near Middlesex University London

The best areas to live in for Middlesex University housing include Hendon, Wembley, Colindale, and Finchley. These areas strike the ideal balance of convenience, vibe, and budget, each with its own vibe:

Hendon

Hendon is the best area for MDX students, with a 7-minute walk from the campus. For those who value "roll-out-of-bed-and-into-lectures" ease, Hendon is the perfect choice. Think quiet streets, leafy parks, and essentials like Tesco Superstore and cafes all within a 5-minute walk.

• Rent for student accommodation in Hendon starts at £350/week.
• The best Middlesex University housing options include Lch Nuthatch Apartments and Brent Cross Serviced Apartments.

Wembley

Wembley is one of the best areas for student housing near Middlesex University. Home to the iconic Wembley Stadium, this area is a great place to live for football fanatics. It's also a student-friendly area, thanks to its lively atmosphere, affordable eats, and quick tube rides to various social hotspots.

• Rent for student accommodation in Wembley from £310 per week.
• Best Middlesex accommodation options include Felda House Wembley, Canvas Student Arthur House, and Scape Wembley.

Colindale

Colindale is a popular area for MDX students who want a balance between convenient transport links and more affordable accommodation options. Located just a 20-minute walk from Middlesex University in London, Colindale student accommodation offers easy access to campus while providing a modern residential environment with supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and green spaces nearby. With Colindale Station on the Northern line, students can also travel easily to central London for shopping, entertainment and social activities.

• Rent for student accommodation in Colindale starts at around £xxx/week.
• Popular Middlesex University accommodation options near Colindale include Fusion Brent Cross Town.

Finchley

Finchley is the most popular area for students attending Middlesex University. The area is about a 10-minute bus ride. A hit with international students, Finchley serves up quiet tree-lined streets, budget-friendly groceries, and easy bus access. Split a Victorian house with global flatmates and enjoy the best of both worlds: peace for study days and quick rides to central London's buzz.

• Rent for student accommodation in Finchley is from £254/week.
• Best Middlesex London accommodation choices include Arch View House, Scape Wembley, and The Helix.

The average monthly cost of living in London for MDX students is around £1,000-£1,500. The specific costs vary based on the student's personal lifestyle and accommodation types. In fact, London's average rent is high in the UK, but booking a Middlesex University housing in North London can be affordable with uhomes.com. Beyond the budget-friendly room options, we are offering the highest cashback and a wide range of offers.

Here is the breakdown of living expenses in London, excluding the rent for your Middlesex University London accommodation:

• Food & Groceries: £200-£300 per month
• Utilities: £150 per month (On uhomes.com, utility bills are included in the rent for accommodation near Middlesex University London)
• Public Transport: £100-£200 per month
• Study Materials: £25 per month
• Entertainment: £360 per month

Middlesex University London is well connected with a well-integrated transport network serving the area. Whether you're sprinting to a 9 AM lecture at Hendon campus or exploring shops in Camden, London's transport links have your back. Here are the various transport options for students at Middlesex University:

1. Bus: Hop on London's iconic red buses and get off at Middlesex University. Bus fares in London start at £1.75 per ride, and night buses keep you convenient to get back to your housing late.
2. Tube: The Tube is your fast-track pass to central London. Stations like Hendon Central and Colindale (Northern Line) connect you to hotspots like King's Cross or Camden Town within 20 minutes. Save more on taking the London Underground with an 18+ Oyster Card (Zone 1-4 travel from around £45/week) or team up with a 16-25 Railcard for 1/3 off off-peak fares.
3. Cycle: Ride a Santander Cycle to cruise along routes like Regent's Canal or zip to campus via cycle-friendly paths. Additionally, most Middlesex accommodations and the Hendon Campus itself offer secure bike storage, so your bikes stay safe while you're in class.
4. Walking: Living in student apartments near Middlesex University London within walking distance to the Hendon Campus, lectures, coffee runs, and late-night library sessions are just a 5-minute stroll away.

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Student life at Middlesex University is centred around its Hendon campus in North West London, offering students a close-knit university community while keeping them connected to the wider capital. The London campus welcomes students from more than 140 countries, creating a diverse and international environment. Through the students' union, students can join clubs, societies and events, while campus facilities, study spaces and career services support both academic and social life.

Living near Middlesex University offers students a convenient everyday lifestyle. Hendon is a popular choice due to its proximity to campus, with supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and green spaces such as Hendon Park and Sunny Hill Park nearby. Colindale provides student Northern Line connections, as well as attractions including the RAF Museum and Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall, while Brent Cross Shopping Centre offers a wider range of shopping and dining options. Students can also access career opportunities through Middlesex University's Unitemps service, which supports students looking for part-time work.

When choosing student accommodation near Middlesex University, students should consider practical factors alongside facilities. Travel time to campus, weekly rental costs, heating, laundry charges, internet connection, nearby supermarkets and study spaces can all affect daily life.

Living near Middlesex University gives students a mix of local green space, free or low-cost days out and quick access to central London. Here are the top tourist attractions waiting to be explored:

• Royal Air Force Museum London in Colindale: a major local museum and an easy option for a low-cost day out.
• Hendon Park and Sunny Hill Park: convenient green spaces for walking, running and meeting friends.
• Brent Reservoir (Welsh Harp): a waterside nature area between Hendon and Wembley.
• Hampstead Heath: large open spaces and skyline views, reachable from north London.
• Camden Market and the Regent's Canal: food, shopping and live-music culture on the Northern Line.
• Wembley Stadium and Wembley Park: sport, concerts, restaurants and outlet shopping.
• Bret Cross Shopping Centre and Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall: practical shopping and a broad range of food options.

The campus of Middlesex University is 20 minutes away from central London by tube (Northern Line). Students can find more things to do in London with easy access to the tube station.

Middlesex University London offers career-focused undergraduate and postgraduate study across business, computing, law, health, science, education, the creative industries and the social sciences. Subject areas frequently considered by applicants include:

• Business Management, Accounting, Finance and Marketing
• Computer Science, Cyber Security and Information Technology
• Law and Criminology
• Nursing, Biomedical Science and Public Health
• Psychology, Social Work and Education
• Film, Television, Photography, Design and other creative disciplines
• Sport and Exercise Science