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Welcome to 2 Beaufort Park Contains Ordnance Survey Sunny Hill Vector Map OpenData © Crown copyright and Colindale Platt Park database rights 2010. Middlesex Northern line Halls Cartography by Steer Getting to Welcome to ve A le Ae Davies Gleave 2015 a rod University d r 1 lin om Hendon Campus Hendon Campus Co e Rd M 2015-16 Campus Map By Underground Middlesex University Silk Stream Middlesex University is well teaches 40,000 students Park served by public transport. Hendon Central station Gr There are a number of ways (Northern Line, Edgware on Middlesex courses at 1 Hendoneyh Campus oun Colin d Hill our campuses in London, deep Lane to travel to Hendon Campus. branch) is only 30 minutes Dubai, Malta and Mauritius, away from Central London. Church Road 4 Colindeep Lane s WATFORD WAY A41 h as well as with prestigious g Accessibility u The walk from the station o r partners across the world. r u Hendon Central to Hendon Campus takes B We have invested £200 e Rushgrove h Underground station and approximately 10 minutes. W T million developing one Park A T Middlesex University FO of London’s biggest and RD Turn right out of the station, A5 W Hendon campus are AY most impressive campuses E walk up the road to the main d both fully accessible. g 3 Colinhurst w junction and then turn right here at Hendon. a re We advise that you arrive via onto The Burroughs. As Road W A T the main entrance. you approach the campus, FO Map Campus 2013-14 R D Hendon Campus Steps, pathways and the Hendon Town Hall and Rd W ury 1 A sb Y Campus Hendon ing building entrances are Public Library are located on K M E Road Buses to College Building d g displayed on the campus the left. Cross the road here w n Hendon Campus io to Welcome a t Dance Studio r a 143, 326 e t map. Alternative routes and continue past the fire S H Hendon Central Road E Employability Service N Northern line and entrances are clearly D station and you will shortly O N signposted on site. Reception A5 arrive at the main entrance. N W A Rickett Quadrangle Y Hendon Station A 4 Seminar Rooms Buses to Hendon Campus 183 1 University Executive College House By rail By car Grove Model Farmhouse Corporate Engagement Beaufort Park Fast and frequent rail From the North: Leave Library @ Grove Research and Knowledge Centre for Business Development services run via Hendon the M1 at Junction 2 for School of Art & Design Transfer Office MoDA Institute for Work Based Learning rail station to central the A1 south. Turn right at School of Media & Performing Arts Barn 1 & 2 Museum of Domestic Design & Architecture London and destinations the 2nd set of traffic lights Further Information Sheppard Library Town Hall Farm Side such as Luton and Gatwick onto the A504 (Finchley Library & Student Support redLoop Robotics House & Assisted airports and Bedford. Lane). Continue through School of Health & Education The Middlesex University NLRAC - North London Living Facility the next set of traffic lights. Useful contacts Regional Access Centre School of Science & Technology Design and Innovation Centre Catch the 183 bus from Hendon Reception +44 (0)20 8411 5976 UniHelp Sunny Hill FHRC - Flood Hazard Station Road directly to From the A406 Research Centre Ravensfield Wellbeing Services the main entrance. (North Circular): University Security +44 (0)20 8411 6200 Park Clinic MDX House Theatre Arts Westbound: Take the A1 at Portakabin A&B Fitness Pod Seminar Rooms Henlys Corner. Turn left at Feedback Seminar Rooms Colinhurst By bus Dance Studio the 1st set of traffic lights This is a free map which will be updated regularly. If Building 9 Real Tennis Court Portakabin 6&7 Colinhurst Buses 143, 183 and 326 onto the A504 (Finchley you have any comments on the map please contact: Education Department Computing & Communications provide a direct service [email protected] Restaurants Seminar Rooms Lane). Continue through the Systems Service MDX Students’ Union Seminar Rooms from the main entrance to next set of traffic lights. Portakabin 8 Estate & Facilities Archway, Golders Green and Eastbound: Take the A41 Hendon Campus Building 10 Management Service Hatchcroft Prayer Rooms Barnet. These services also (Hendon Way) north at the Middlesex University CPR Skills provide links to Brent Cross Laboratories Colindeep Lane Brent Cross Interchange. The Burroughs Lecture Theatres 1 Burroughs Parade Shopping Centre, Hendon Turn right at the 2nd London Fenella Clinical Skills Rooms Costcutter Shop Financial Services Central Underground and set of traffic lights. NW4 4BT Education Department Academic Office Space Human Resource Services Hendon rail stations. Williams Building Placement Team Parking is provided for Staff Development Transport for London Travel Information staff and pre-arranged Business School Various Professional Services Telephone: +44 (0)84 3222 1234 visitors only. School of Law Textphone: +44 (0)20 7918 3015 Vine Library @ Williams Online: www.tfl.gov.uk Seminar Rooms Seminar Rooms www.mdx.ac.uk 1 Hendon Campus 2 Beaufort Park N Primary School 2 Sunny Hill Park Sunny Hill Greyhound Hill towards A 1 ero N G dr Beaufort Park 10 min o M Park R me Platt Halls 15 min E Ro YH ad Colindale Station 20 min O U Sports N Pavilion D H IL Silk Stream L G 1 Hendonrey Campus Portakabin Park hou 8 n d Hill Parish of Colin de WATFORD WAY A41 ep Sunny Hill St Mary and La n Multipurpose Vine Christ Church e 4 Colindeep Lane hs House g sports pitches PH u o r r Nursery C u H B U RC H W e E h N A T Barn D T F Forum North Model OR Farm D W construction site Portakabin AY B N 3G artificial Farmhouse Buses to Side Royal Air Force Museum 3 Colinhurst turf pitches Sheppard 303, 642 Library MDXSU - A41 Students’ Y WATFORD WAY A41 Union A Williams W K LANACRE AVENUE R 2 BeaufortA Park UniHelp P Building E MDX House AM AH Colindale Station N GR 10 mins Park Clinic Allotments Buses to Portakabin Scholars Middlesex CE University MoDA 2 LA Courtyard P 303, 642 R VE O FHRC Building 10 L A L LE E DA C Portakabin College N N redLoop LI A PH A O H C 1 C Platt Halls AVIATION DRIVE Building M D E Portakabin V BOULEVARD DRIVE N A 6 & 7 E Rickett E AER G Quadrangle OD A R T O I H ME The Paddock RO R A E Beaufort C D H College R Square House U H Grove Park E C V Colindale Avenue towards I R E D V I Colindale Station 10 mins K R R D A T COMMANDER AVE P S A WATFORD WAY A41 A E ER OD RO ME RO AD Buses to Hatchcroft Archway 143 COTTENHAM DRIVE Greyhound Hill towards Golders Green 183 Hendon Campus 10 mins Barnet 326 1 Usher Hall Allianz Park Grove Walking route B WATFORD WAY A41 Annexe ABING 3 Colinhurst S Fire H TON R N Building 9 G 4 1 U Silk Stream GR Station EYH O Watford Way towards The Burroughs towards OU Park ND R Fenella 1 H R O Colindeep Lane 10 min Hendon Campus 5 min ILL U AD M B Greyhound Hill towards Hendon Campus 5 mins Library E S TH GH Hendon PEEL DRIVE U Key RO UR ROWAN DRIVE Town Hall E B W S Station Road towards H DENMARK HILL DRIVE Step access Restaurants T T A JO Hendon Station 20 min T S Ravensfield F Cycle racks Shop E O PH S D R A D Subway Nursery GR RO O ON W Cafés Fitness Pod VE ATI ST A 1 Burroughs Parade Y Bar Learning Resources Buses to A The Burroughs towards Colinhurst 4 Hall of Residence Brent Cross 143 326 1 Colinhurst 5 min Pinner 183 Redrawn from Ordnance Survey with permission of HMSO © Crown Hendon Central 12 min Watford Way towards Copyright 2010. 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