MIC supports international and home students, guided by a rich heritrage and unique multi-cultural, multi-faith philosophy. We were founded in 1950 by Hilda Porter, a Methodist missionary, who started the organization after returning to post-war Britain from the Far East, Ms Porter had discovered that London did not offer a secure environment for foreign students to live whilst studying in Capital, and was determined to act for the better. Since 1998 we have occupied Euston House, a handsome building in Euston Street, Central London, just two minutes walk from Euston Station. We continue to support financially over eighty students from all over the world, studying over 20 disciplines in some of the best colleges in London. In order to preserve and sustain our heritage, we have established The Hilda Porter Bursary Fund which provides funding for marginalised students and young people in the UK and developing world. This applies to postgrad and undergraduate students and young people with developing artican skills. MIC is strongly committed to ethical practices and a clear environmental policy and Christian Social Responsibility. We endeavor to be forward thinking, and we are immensely proud of history, our Methodist heritage and our deeply formed commitments to social and educational causes. In 2010 we are celebrating our 60th anniversary, and will be marking this special year with some signature events.

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