Middlesex University’s new campus unveils at the heart of Uniciti

Middlesex University has opened a new campus of 8,000m2 on an area of 2.5 hectares, with 12 modern classrooms and three Reading Theaters with interactive boards, a bookstore, 5 IT Labs and a large canteen at Uniciti. Opened since 2010, Middlesex University Mauritius has nearly 1,000 students, including 60% Mauritians and foreign students from 25 different countries, 77 employees including 41 lecturers.

The new campus of the institution of higher education, which has been operational since 22nd September, benefits from modern and state-of-the-art infrastructure, in addition to being ideally located close to a shopping mall and other recreation centers. The result of a partnership between Middlesex University and the Medine group, the Mauritian subsidiary also offers a wider range of courses.

“This new campus better reflects our ambitions to meet the needs of the local and international market. Our courses range from accounting and finance, through law, psychology, public relations, and computer technology, among others,” says Dominique Luchmun-Descombes, Marketing Officer at Middlesex University Mauritius Branch Campus.

The institution also offers graduate programs, including a master’s degree in educational leadership and management, a master’s degree in applied psychology and a master’s degree in international business law. “We are witnessing a growing demand year after year for these courses, which offer the flexibility to Mauritian and foreign students to improve their academic skills while working,” adds Dominique Luchmun-Descombes.

The new premises were designed to ensure the holistic development of students, while allowing them to evolve in an environment and an atmosphere conducive to their learning. “The new campus is well located in the heart of an integrated city, furnished with taste and finesse and has lecturers with the best qualifications. Our goal is not only to produce the best professionals of tomorrow, but also the best citizens of the country,” she concludes.