Middlesex University

Middlesex University was first formed shortly after the Education Act of 1870 in Tottenham. Originally named St. Katherine's after the patron saint of Philosophy. Mirroring its Anglican heritage- a Chapel still lies on this section of Campus, though the original building was demolished in 1964 to make way for the teaching facility which stands there today.

The Trent Park Campus was, during the fourteenth century, part of Henry VIII's hunting grounds. The estate has had a varied and colourful past. It was once the property of the wealthy Sassoon family and was a prisoner of war camp during WWII. The grounds are open to the public and is a wealth of daffodils during springtime.

By 1974 the Middlesex University spanned fifteen sites and was one of London's largest Universities. The University status was bestowed upon Middlesex in 1992. Oakwood Underground Station provides excellent access to the Trent Park Campus.