University of Liverpool

The University of Liverpool provides both an incredibly supportive and welcoming learning environment for all students. Teaching is done in a way to accommodate to several different styles of learning and lecturers are always on hand to assist with any queries. On a non-curricular basis, there are many diverse societies you can join which provide opportunities for personal enrichment, and I can honestly say I have lived some of the best years of my life here.

Freshers week was very fun and insightful. I was able to experience and learn about new things around campus and meet new friends. The accommodation is very nice and clean. The Liverpool Accommodation was also very close to campus so that was great too. The facilities were very useful and open very frequently. The library and studying areas were the best as they were quiet and you could work privately. The course was good as we had small contact hours and had a lot of time to work on studying independently in our own time. In addition the faculty leaders were very helpful. The city life is amazing. The nightclubs and the whole atmosphere is very busy, which makes going out for shopping, partying or just even sight seeing a blast

Really good. Lots of places to go and different parties every night! Good location, good catering, comfortable and safe Big, clean and easy to use The lecturers always make sure that we have all the information needed for all of our assignments Big city centre. Lots of shops, restaurants and things to do. Nightlife is pretty good too

Very busy! I was out every night as I was a rep for the in town events. Definitely the best way to start your uni experience I stayed in private accommodation The gym is amazing and has a fab pool which I still use now. The union always has something going on and you can book out rooms We always had guest speakers in which gave us a proper insight to the real nursing world Liverpool is the best city in the world. Everyone is so friendly

My experience has been none other than incredible. My first year has been full of socials, loving my course and meeting new people and friends who I plan to live with from september in our own house. My current accomodation is great, as despite my sometimes messy habits, we have cleaners come weekly.

Aside from the good, there have been some struggles, ive lost relationships due to distance from home, struggled financially at times to keep up with the busy social life and eating right, and also missed my family.

However, so far this has been the best experience of my life so far and has accelerated my development into an independant adult and progress in my further studies and career aspirations.

It was amazing in Year 1, I got to meet so many new people and try so many new things, including thee course that I'm studying. Living alone Ina new city seemed daunting at first, since I only knew 1 other person coming to the same university from home. But soon this didn't matter anymore, as I had made so many other friends nationally and internationally. The general atmosphere is great and I definitely would consider doing a masters here.

I have had the most amazing three years at Liverpool and have met friends for life. The support at the university is great and there is so many opportunities to be taken.

So far my university experience has only been positive. My uni have been helpful and accomodating with any queries I have had. Also the opportunities available are something that will aid my career

The facilities at the University of Liverpool are state of the art. There two libraries, each with computer rooms, private study spaces and study rooms. Most of the buildings are modern as well as the lecture theatres, with comfy furniture and spaced out rows of seating. There are also many other facilities such as a sports centre, music rooms, guild courtyard and a guild shop.

Freshers was fun, got lots of free pizza joined so many new societies that I've never heard of before and still part of them today. I also made so many new friends. I stayed at Vine court university in my first year of university. It was really nice and on campus so close to everything. However it was on the pricier side but ultimately you got what you paid for There are two massive libraries in Liverpool and there is always a desk free somewhere. The classrooms are bookable via the guild and are especially nice and modern in the newer buildings. Sports facilities are also pretty good. Lecturers are really good and professionals in their respective fields. Lectures don't go on for too long and they are always recorded if you miss them. Lecturers always provide their lecture slides in advance which helps you prepare for the lecture. The city life is fast paced and fun. There's lots to do and lots of young people as there is quite a few universities here.