Middlesex University
PR & Faculty Communications Officer

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PR & Faculty Communications Officer
£37,357.00 per annum including outer London weighting
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PR & Faculty Communications Officer advert
About Middlesex University
We exist to transform our students’ lives and strengthen local communities at our campuses in north London, Dubai, and Mauritius. With nearly £1 billion annual economic impact in the UK and 98% of our London students from underrepresented backgrounds, we prove that our excellent, multi-disciplinary education can drive genuine social change. We make a significant and measurable impact. From training the healthcare workforce keeping London healthy to supporting creative industries shaping global culture, our work serves our communities and creates opportunities for all. It’s about the achievements of our students, alumni, and staff and the successful partnerships that make our community into a more inspiring place to live, study, and work.
The role
As a Public Relations (PR) & Faculty Communications Officer, you will act as a strategic business partner to MDX Studios in the Faculty of Arts & Creative Industries, delivering engaging, creative, and high-quality written content. Our arrangements for Faculty support are reviewed periodically in line with the team's needs. You will play a pivotal role in enhancing the University’s brand and reputation by developing compelling editorial features, media articles, and digital-first content that showcases our academic excellence, research impact, student experience, and societal contribution which reflects our ongoing shift towards a digital PR approach.
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This role is ideally suited to someone with experience working in a busy press office or as a journalist. We’re looking for a skilled writer and storyteller with a passion for higher education, media relations, and digital engagement. Given the Faculty, a background in Creative Industries PR/communication would be particularly welcome.
Who we're looking for
- You're a skilled writer with strong news instincts and proven experience in PR, journalism, or corporate communications.
- You understand what makes a story compelling and how to adapt it for different platforms and audiences.
- You're confident advising senior leaders, able to manage competing priorities, and genuinely excited about using communications to drive positive change.
- Most importantly, you believe in what we do and want to help us demonstrate how we're making a difference at Middlesex. If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you.


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Middlesex is committed to fostering an inclusive working environment.
For further information, please contact
Franca Tranza, Senior PR & Communications Manager, f.tranza@mdx.ac.uk
Middlesex is committed to fostering an inclusive working environment. We encourage applications from underrepresented groups including people from Black, Asian, and minority ethnic groups, disabled people, LGBTQ+ people, women, and gender non-conforming individuals. All recruitment decisions will be based on merit.
Closing Date: 14 October 2026
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