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Northumbria University - Middlesex overall ranking by Collegedunia Study Abroad is #1770 out of 1899 globally, #168 out of 175 in UK for the year 2027.
| Stream | 2027 Ranking |
| Overall | #1770 out of 1899 in Global Ranking #168 out of 175 in uk |
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Human Resource Management (1)
3 Reviews Found
Likes
- Education system, Extracurricular activities, facilities, student life.
Dislikes
- MSc teachers don't teach in detail.
Placement
4
- None in the UK. There are no jobs for someone having a 'visa status.' Most jobs are just for British Passport holders. In the rest, there is hell-like competition.
- Student accommodations cost as little as £400 per month to as much as £1,500 a month. Choice is yours.
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Likes
- The University has state of the art facilities to learn, experiment and create.
- It has good cafes within the campus to have good food and even work there. It has a wonderful gym to workout.
- The sheer diversity of the students was mesmerizing to me. We could interact and learn from people of different nationalities.
Dislikes
- We could have had a better experience if they had built a proper community where events were planned and executed. (Without charging lots of money for tickets)
- We could have benefited if the University had tie ups with Local businesses to help us find part time jobs, or even if they wrote a letter of reference.
- We could have had proper training before we applied for Jobs or before placements started.
Placement
8
- A very small percentage of students achieve a Job right after they graduate. Most companies prefer the students to have exceptional credits and strong communication to select them for a Fresher position.
- They usually find them through personal connections they make while they do the degree and through internships.
- Our friends got placed in companies like the Post Office, Shell, etc.; they had very good internal connections. Their references set up interviews for them, where their skills were tested and they were given a temporary role, which turned into a permanent role later.
- Nike, IBM, Proctor & Gamble, BBC, NHS etc many big employers hire students from our programme.
- My Accommodation was Good. I lived in a Student Living program by NIDO. I lived in a Studio Flat on Stoddart Street. I booked it in early September, as I knew I had to show some kind of Address Proof of Where I'll be living.
- They charged around 600 GBP every month. It was a monthly deduction for 48 weeks of my stay there. It included my Studio Flat, Electricity, Water, Gym and Free pass to some Events which happened regularly.
- It is difficult to find trustworthy people to share your apartment with, so I booked a Studio for just myself and then proceeded to shift to a Sharing room after my 48 weeks in the NIDO community.
- Join in Facebook Groups of the University and try to get into Student Groups where you can post your Needs saying I need a Roommates to live with, 'I need to know more about something,' etc.
- Once you find the right info or roommates you can discuss and shift with them.
- It is less than 200 metres from my place.
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Likes
- Campus is extremely huge and extremely comfortable to commute from city centre
- Faculty is amazing and language barrier (accent) did not matter much as they were easy to understand, and every professor had a different way to teach every module
- Modules covered every branch of computer science giving you idea and understandings of various fields in and within IT
Dislikes
- Since I went there in February 2020, it was not a good year to go due to Covid-19
- All classes were held online because of which we lacked exposure to college life in the UK (which we experienced only in the last Semester as restrictions were lifted)
- Schedule of Classes were a bit Chaotic as had to use online apps for the same
Placement
4
- There are a lot of opportunities after graduating from the University.
- There may be days where you apply for 50 jobs in a day and still get rejected in all 50; but this is something every international student goes through, As the competition to hire an international or their own people is high (for Visa mainly)!
- But make connection through LinkedIn and keep following up with people and companies!
contact as many people you can for the same. - Graduate programs opens up in September so make sure you have all the relevant certifications and knowledge up to date
- I found my accommodation through various Facebook groups for every city in the UK, you will have many Facebook group which you can connect to and ask if anything as per your preference is available.
- I also used LinkedIn to connect to active Students so you can contact them more professionally about the same
They will guide you through multiple people (or friends) who has a room empty or are going to shift to a new house and need one more person to fill in!!!! - NEVER ever pay for accommodations well in advance just to get a place booked and there are a lot of scammers in the country, including Indians too, to get your money and ghost you!!!!
- Always reach the country 10-15 days in advance, book a hotel room for those many days or Air BNB and then find and search for accommodations that people recommended to you online.
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