Student Accommodation Near University of Liverpool

Founded in 1881, the University of Liverpool offers world-class teaching and learning experiences to not just students but teachers, academic and non-academic staff too. With more than 22,000 students, currently on campus, of which 7,700+ are international students from 170 countries around the world. The university offers plenty of global exchange opportunities for the students to make use of and an international support staff that helps students settle in.

Campus Facilities

The University of Liverpool is a member of the Russell Group of the UK’s leading research-intensive institutions. The 100-acre main campus is based around a single urban campus approximately a 5-minutes' walk away from the city centre. Its location at the top of Brownlow Hill and Mount Pleasant houses more than 190 buildings with more than 60 lecture theatres and 100 research facilities and teaching areas. Across the world, the university also is based in Leahurst (Wirral) and a campus in partnership with Xi’an Jiaotong University in Suzhou, China.

Courses

The university offers a wide range of courses to the students to choose from, 400+ undergraduate as well as postgraduate. The university’s main campus is divided into three faculties: Humanities and Social Sciences; Health and Life Sciences; and Science and Engineering. The university is currently ranked 20th in the UK for research power with seven subjects ranking in the top 10 in the UK. There are over 200 student-run societies and volunteer projects that offer opportunities for students for overall growth.

Finding Off-Campus Accommodation

The city of Liverpool is a great place for students and most students prefer staying at the heart of the student life at the Knowledge Quarter. The location is home to universities and a vibrant and diverse social scene, so the students can choose to stay at any of the student accommodation near University of Liverpool. If you’re looking for student accommodation Liverpool near University that is perfect ctly located, the likes of Myrtle Court, Arrad House, and iQ Great Newton House, amongst others, all of these are only a few minutes’ walk away from the University of Liverpool.

Places to Visit

Liverpool is home to a bunch of historic buildings, museums, numerous gardens and parks, and recreational facilities. Some of the most famous places in the city are the Tate Gallery, the Walker Art Gallery, and the Philharmonic Hall, one of the best concert halls in the country. Liverpool has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a designation covering six locations in the city centre including William Brown Street, Albert Dock, and Pier Head.

Getting Around

The local transport in Liverpool is well-connected and easily accessible, making travelling around convenient for even those who are new to the city. Liverpool is a compact city which makes it easy to get around by bicycle, especially when you want to learn about its history and explore your surroundings. The buses are run regularly throughout the day, so you can get to your classes on time and there are 4 underground train stations – Lime Street lower level, Moorfields, Liverpool Central, and James Street.