What IELTS score do you need for Middlesex University?

Both online and paper-based IELTS are accepted, and Middlesex accepts certificates that include a One Skill Retake component. All Nursing and Midwifery BSc courses need 7.0 overall with 7.0 in writing. Healthcare Science BSc courses and Social Work BA, MA and PGDip need 7.0 overall with 6.5 in writing.

Pearson Versant is listed for some courses but is not accepted for Student visa applicants. Duolingo does not appear on the approved tests list.

Middlesex's territory table includes these school qualifications. A degree taught in English counts only from an approved university, which Middlesex defines as one accredited by the government of a majority English-speaking country, or in Hong Kong, Singapore or Malta, with a NARIC certificate. A route for Pakistani qualifications is not stated by Middlesex.

Middlesex's in-house English test is free and open to students in any country who hold a conditional offer. It is taken entirely online: a proctored reading and writing paper, then a speaking and listening interview on Zoom. Undergraduates need at least 3 overall and postgraduates 3.5, and you must wait at least three months to resit.

If you met the overall score on an accepted test but missed one component, Middlesex's Single Skill Testing lets you retake only that component with its test. You can also meet the requirement through a Middlesex-validated or approved pre-sessional English course.

For a Student visa, UK Visas and Immigration asks for English at CEFR B2 for degree-level study and B1 below degree level, per gov.uk. At degree level, gov.uk adds, your university can assess your English itself and may ask you to take a different test.

Requirements vary by programme and change between admissions cycles. The score that binds you is the one on your Middlesex programme page and in your offer letter, so check it there before you book a test.