The University of Liverpool

This is a great university that has widened my options in terms of social circle as well as academic experiences. My career prospects have been infinitely improved by my attendance at the University of Liverpool and for that I am grateful.

Some of the buildings are abit old and library can get full quickly but teaching standard generally good and very fun place to live

Good facilities available, loads of staff on hand for support and quick response time to emails. Lectures are spread out throughout the week plus the designated lab days are good.

Campus, accessibility (transport and walking routes) and library facilities are all great, making comut and easy work bearable. However, it would be great if there was more help for struggling students and more of a variety masters topics.

Great uni to study at where the lecturers are helpful and provide plenty of resources for us. The uni itself has great facilities and it is convenient to get around campus but also to walk to town.

Good university, will leave with fond memories. Lecture theatres not great but have improved in my time here. Student union supportive but not great for night out

The University has a high standard of teaching in most areas, with a good access to resources and the library. It also offers study abroad opportunities as career options. It has good student support and the loaction is very close to the city centre which gives students an all round experience.

The campus is based in the city centre of liverpool, so is close to town which is perfect for commuting to university or shopping. The facilities are of a high standard with two libraries at your disposal. The student guild is handy with a shop and Starbucks. The location and facilities are great and would definitely recommend it here.

I couldnt have picked a better university to attend, its the perfect balance of campus and city living. Everything in on your doorstep, be it the uni the town or the nightlife. This was the perfect experience considering i was nervous about leaving home and moving away, but I couldn't have felt more welcome in Liverpool. The place just feels like home. The uni itself is amazing, the facilities and the variety of courses is incredible. The size of the class intake can be daunting and it does mean it is unlikely you will get to know everyone by name. But this means its a great opportunity to meet new people, try so many different societies and have the uni experience to the full.

I think the university of Liverpool is a good university, they offer a wide range of subjects and have many different facilities including 2 library's and a guild. The guild is good as it's somewhere you can go to chill out and get some work done.

The campus is clean, well structured, and well designed. Most buildings have modern architecture which gives a really nice feel. It is 15 minute walk from the city with lots of shops. The course is also well designed

The campus is really nice as it's quite close to town, everything is very accessible and easy to walk to. The facilities are alright, not the best out of the unis I've visited. The careers service I've had mixed reviews with as one person was helpful and another was not. Overall though I enjoy going to university here and would recommend it!

Great campus that's nicely packaged together, with everything you need at a walking distance away. The guild of students is very welcoming, offering an array of resources and events for all students.

The reason I chose to go University of Liverpool was because of the big reputation it holds being part of the Russel group. The uni lives up to the reputation by having state of the art facilities all around campus from lecture theatres to social learning spaces. Also the student union is great and well integrated into the uni as well as the career services as they have a career studio which is easily accessible for students for guidance. My course is well structured giving plenty of time to consolidate work between lessons and the organisation itself is very efficient.

The city campus makes it a convenient place to study, close to the city centre and train routes to all around the UK! I thoroughly enjoy my course (biomedical sciences) and believe that it is well structured with relevant up to date research being given to the students by experts in each field. On the down side, I believe that bus fares are costly from Smithdown to the uni campus (£3.60 return trip) and this should be brought down/included in the price of halls.

University of Liverpool is a well rounded, big university which allows me to study in the field I love. The teaching is varied, the resources are good and the experience on the whole has been a good one. I do think some of the buildings need some updating.

It is a very modern university campus, which has a brand new teaching hub for 2018 and it has a sports centre within campus available for all students. My course, medicine, is structured in an organised manner allowing for correct hours of seminars and lectures.

The university of Liverpool is excellent in terms of academics and has a wide range of non-academic activities for students also. The social side of the university is really good too, with social clubs for most courses and regular events such as careers fairs, etc.

The University of Liverpool has excellent teaching staff who provide a helpful learning environment. There are a vast amount of courses to choose from, covering a wide range of topics. If you find that there is a problem or that you simply do not understand something, the staff are always on hand to give advice or solve your issue. I would definitely recommend this University for any history students.

Perfect uni,but just wish the time tables weren't weird in the first week, this means that I am giving 4/5 stars, the accommodation is pretty good.

Good town and really nice lecturers. Campus is accessible and easy to work your way around. Good facilities for courses especially psychology

Liverpool was a fantastic University. A truly vibrant, dynamic city with the University located 10 minutes walk from the heart of the city. Liverpool's campus and sports facilities are excellent - boasting two libraries and ample study space. My course Business Economics, was well structured and provided students with great flexibility to study modules of particular interest.

The university of Liverpool has invested a lot of money into the Guild, sports facilities and some of the major faculty buildings. Such as the new Chemistry block, architecture and medicine. As for studying psychology the module coordinators are excellent and issues with the course come more from inside the department rather than the whole uni itself. I feel the university needs to invest more money into the 2 library's as they are always full to the brim, there needs to be another library built!!

Liverpool is a fantastic university, the sports facilities at our 2 gyms are top notch and the space and event run by the guild of students are excellent and always worth going. The medicine course is also very well run but the lack of events but on by the guild after we are the last course on campus is disappointing and I wish there was more integration of the medical school and society into the main university