Is Liverpool University a campus?
The University of Liverpool is a campus university, with most facilities, student unions and halls accommodation all grouped together. The halls and facilities are also, however, only around five minutes’ walk from the centre of Liverpool city, meaning students can enjoy all the benefits of both a campus and city university in one.
Is Liverpool a good university?
Yes, Liverpool is considered to be a very good university, ranking 23rd in the UK and 165th in the world according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings in 2020.
What is Liverpool University known for?
One of the original redbrick universities, the University of Liverpool is one of the UK’s leading research groups, renowned for its fantastic overseas studying opportunities, including unique opportunities for studying in China. Famous alumni include BBC TV and radio presenter Victoria Derbyshire, former Poet Laureate Professor Dame Carol Ann Duffy and Dame Stella Rimington, the first female Director-General of MI5.
How many students are there in Liverpool?
There are four universities in Liverpool, making the city a major hub for students. As a result, there are estimated to be around 56,000 students living and studying in the city.
Is Liverpool University safe?
Liverpool is generally a safe city, but students are always reminded to be aware of their own possessions and personal safety when out and about. The university itself has its own security, meaning the campus area in particular is usually problem-free.
Where do students live in Liverpool?
The university halls are well placed near the centre of town, but once students are ready to move into their own accommodation they tend to head to areas like:
- Smithdown – a bit further from the city centre than other options, but the Brookhouse pub here is a famed student hangout, and the area is home to large supermarkets, restaurants and takeaways
- The Georgian Quarter (Toxteth) – well-located for campus, this pretty part of the city is a little more expensive than other student areas, but worth it for the cobbled streets and Georgian exteriors
- Mossley Hill – with plenty of useful amenities, Mossley Hill is within walking distance of the University of Liverpool campus
- Kensington – nicely located close to the city centre, Kensington is also well priced and not too far from campus