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Middlesex University

A Mika Overseas student secured a UK student visa for the MSc Data Science with Professional Placement here (September 2025 intake).

Middlesex University was founded in 1878 as a women's teacher training college in Tottenham and is now based on a campus in Hendon, north London. It also runs campuses in Dubai and Mauritius, and in London its teaching is organised into four academic faculties.

• Arts and Creative Industries
• Business and Law
• Health, Social Care and Education

Solent University

A Mika Overseas student secured a UK student visa for the MSc Applied AI and Data Science here (May 2025 intake).

Solent University (also styled Southampton Solent University on its own website) has held university status since July 2005, with origins in a private School of Art founded in Southampton in 1855. Its main campus is in Southampton city centre, and its academic schools emphasise practice-led, industry-linked learning, including maritime training through Warsash Maritime School.

• Creative industries
• Business, law and society
• Health and sport

University of Sunderland

Featured in a Mika Overseas programme and scholarship announcement (London and Sunderland campuses).

The University of Sunderland traces its roots to Sunderland Technical College, which opened in 1901, and became a university in 1992 when Sunderland Polytechnic gained university status. It teaches on main campuses in Sunderland, London (Harbour Exchange, next to Canary Wharf) and Hong Kong, as well as through partner institutions overseas.

• Health sciences
• Art and design
• Business, law and tourism

EU Business School

A Mika Overseas student had a German student visa approved for the Master in Business Analytics & Data Science here.

EU Business School (formerly European University) is a private business school founded in 1973 and headquartered in Switzerland, teaching foundation, bachelor's, master's and MBA programmes entirely in English. Munich was chosen as a campus location in 1991, and the school also has campuses in Geneva and Barcelona, plus a Digital Campus for online study.

• Business administration and management
• International relations
• Artificial intelligence and business analytics

Arizona State University

Arizona State University is a public research university whose predecessor, the Territorial Normal School, was created in 1885 and opened in Tempe in 1886 as Arizona's first higher education institution. Today it operates four campuses across metropolitan Phoenix, including its Tempe campus, and lists 19 colleges and schools ranging from engineering and business to journalism, law and health.

• Engineering
• Business
• Global Management

The University of Texas at Dallas

The University of Texas at Dallas is a public university in Richardson, in the Dallas area, that grew out of a research centre founded in 1961 by the founders of Texas Instruments and became part of the University of Texas System in 1969. It has seven schools offering more than 160 undergraduate and graduate programmes, including a dedicated school of engineering and computer science and a school of management.

• Engineering and Computer Science
• Management and Business
• Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Northeastern University

Northeastern University was founded in 1898, has its first campus in Boston, and now operates a network of 14 campuses in the United States, Canada and the UK. It is known for its experiential learning model, including cooperative education (co-op), and has 10 colleges and schools spanning computer sciences, engineering, business, science and health.

• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Business

University of Illinois Chicago

The University of Illinois Chicago is a public research university in central Chicago, formed in 1982 by consolidating the University of Illinois' medical centre and its Chicago Circle campus. It describes itself as the city's largest university and only public research institution, with 16 academic colleges serving more than 37,000 students.

• Computer Science
• Electrical & Computer Engineering
• Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Texas A&M University

Texas A&M University opened in 1876 as Texas's first public institution of higher learning, and its main campus is in College Station, within the Houston-Dallas-Austin triangle. It has 17 colleges and schools on the College Station campus and is one of 24 US institutions holding the combined land-, sea- and space-grant designation.

• Engineering
• Business
• Arts and Sciences

University of Southern California

The University of Southern California is a private research university in Los Angeles that first opened to students on 6 October 1880. It has 23 schools and academic units across its University Park and Health Sciences campuses, covering fields from engineering, advanced computing and business to cinematic arts and public policy.

• Engineering
• Advanced Computing
• Business

Middlesex University

A Mika Overseas student secured a UK student visa for the MSc Data Science with Professional Placement here (September 2025 intake).

Middlesex University was founded in 1878 as a women's teacher training college in Tottenham and is now based on a campus in Hendon, north London. It also runs campuses in Dubai and Mauritius, and in London its teaching is organised into four academic faculties.

• Arts and Creative Industries
• Business and Law
• Health, Social Care and Education

Solent University

A Mika Overseas student secured a UK student visa for the MSc Applied AI and Data Science here (May 2025 intake).

Solent University (also styled Southampton Solent University on its own website) has held university status since July 2005, with origins in a private School of Art founded in Southampton in 1855. Its main campus is in Southampton city centre, and its academic schools emphasise practice-led, industry-linked learning, including maritime training through Warsash Maritime School.

• Creative industries
• Business, law and society
• Health and sport

University of Sunderland

Featured in a Mika Overseas programme and scholarship announcement (London and Sunderland campuses).

The University of Sunderland traces its roots to Sunderland Technical College, which opened in 1901, and became a university in 1992 when Sunderland Polytechnic gained university status. It teaches on main campuses in Sunderland, London (Harbour Exchange, next to Canary Wharf) and Hong Kong, as well as through partner institutions overseas.

• Health sciences
• Art and design
• Business, law and tourism

Coventry University

Coventry University traces its roots to Coventry College of Design (1843) and was established as a university in 1992, having previously been Lanchester Polytechnic and then Coventry Polytechnic. Its main campus is in Coventry city centre, and the wider Coventry University Group also offers study in London, Scarborough, Wrocław (Poland) and online.

• Business, accounting and finance
• Automotive and transport design
• Engineering

University of Hertfordshire

The University of Hertfordshire was founded in 1952 as a technical college on land donated by the chairman of the de Havilland Aircraft company, and achieved full university status in 1992. It is based in Hatfield on its College Lane and de Havilland campuses and organises teaching through Schools of Study ranging from business and law to health, medicine, engineering and creative arts.

• Business
• Creative Arts
• Health, Medicine and Life Sciences

Ulster University

Ulster University describes itself as Northern Ireland's civic university and is spread across three campuses in Belfast, Coleraine and Derry~Londonderry, plus the Jordanstown Sports Village. Its teaching is organised into four faculties, and courses are also delivered at branch campuses in London and Birmingham.

• Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
• Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment
• Life and Health Sciences

University of Toronto

The University of Toronto was founded in 1827 and is a research university in Toronto, Ontario. It operates three campuses (St. George, Mississauga and Scarborough) and lists more than 700 undergraduate and 300 graduate programmes across its faculties and divisions.

• Applied Science & Engineering
• Arts & Science
• Management

The University of British Columbia

The University of British Columbia is a public research university that has been operating since 1915. It has two major campuses, in Vancouver and in Kelowna (UBC Okanagan), and enrols more than 60,000 undergraduate and graduate students.

• Applied Science
• Computer Science
• Business

University of Waterloo

The University of Waterloo opened in 1957 in Waterloo, Ontario, starting with 74 engineering students and co-operative education as its cornerstone. It has six faculties (Arts, Engineering, Environment, Health, Mathematics and Science) and more than 41,000 students.

• Engineering
• Computer Science
• Mathematics

University of Windsor

The University of Windsor is a comprehensive, student-focused university in Windsor, Ontario, with about 18,000 undergraduate and graduate students. Its campus sits on the Detroit River waterfront, next to North America's busiest international border crossing.

• Engineering
• Business
• Science

Concordia University

Concordia University was founded in 1974 in Montreal, Quebec, through the merger of Loyola College and Sir George Williams University. It has two campuses, the downtown Sir George Williams (SGW) Campus and the Loyola Campus, and about 50,000 students.

• Engineering and Computer Science
• Business
• Arts and Science

University of Ottawa

The University of Ottawa traces its origins to the College of Bytown, founded in 1848, and describes itself as the largest English-French bilingual university in the world. It is located in Canada's capital and has about 50,000 students.

• Engineering
• Management
• Science

Monash University

Monash University is a public university based in Melbourne, Victoria, whose first students began at its foundation campus in Clayton in 1961. It describes itself as Australia's largest university, with campuses across Melbourne and a presence in Malaysia, Indonesia, Italy, China and India.

• Information Technology
• Engineering
• Business and Economics

The University of Melbourne

The University of Melbourne is a public university established in 1853, with its main campus at Parkville in Melbourne. It teaches and researches across nine faculties and operates seven specialist campuses across Victoria.

• Engineering and Information Technology
• Business and Economics
• Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences

The University of Sydney

The University of Sydney was founded in 1850 as a public institution of higher education and is based in Sydney, New South Wales. It reports more than 70,000 students and offers over 450 courses across 10 areas of study.

• Engineering
• Business
• Medicine and Health

Deakin University

Deakin University is a public university in Victoria that was established as the state's fourth university, with campuses in Melbourne (Burwood), Geelong and Warrnambool. It teaches across four faculties and 14 schools and also has international campuses in India and Indonesia.

• Information Technology
• Engineering
• Business

RMIT University

RMIT University is a public university based in Melbourne that was established in 1887 as the Working Men's College. It offers courses across four academic colleges and 16 academic schools, and also operates in Vietnam and Europe.

• Computing Technologies
• Engineering
• Accounting, Information Systems and Supply Chain

Adelaide University

Adelaide University is a public university established in 2026 through the merger of the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia. Based in Adelaide, it has seven campuses across South Australia and teaches through six colleges.

• Engineering and Information Technology
• Business and Law
• Health