http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middlesex_UniversityQuality, Awards and Rankings
Middlesex University has been awarded the Queen's Anniversary Prize three times and has also won a Queen's Award for Enterprise (for its international work). Like many universities, its league table placing varies depending on what is being measured by journalists.
In 2006, the University was ranked second in a re-assessment of teaching quality in all English universities. The Times Higher Education Supplement of 17 November 2006 reported on how the scores for each university, as marked by the Quality Assurance Agency, had been “adjusted to remove the link with research” and form a league table which had post-1992 universities performing strongly.
The Social Science Research Network (SSRN) ranks Middlesex University Business School among the top 20 international business schools in the world, ahead of Oxford and Cambridge.[17]
Middlesex University Business School is also rated as a "centre of excellence" by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), the first university in the UK to offer courses accredited by the Chartered Institute of Marketing as well as accredited by the Association of MBAs.
The University is home to two HEFCE 'Centres for Excellence in Learning and Teaching' -one in Work Based Learning - one in Mental Health and Social Work.
In The Guardian's University Guide 2009, Middlesex's average teaching score was 37.90 out of 100, which placed it 108th out of 117 universities ranked.[18]
The Independent newspaper league table 2009 ranked Middlesex 82nd out of 113 universities. The standing reflected an improvement of 25 positions from the 2008 league table, when Middlesex was ranked 107th.[19]