APPLICANT HANDBOOK NORTHERN IRELAND 2025
A MESSAGE FROM OUR VICE CHANCELLOR
I am delighted that you have applied to study with us here at Liverpool John Moores University.
I know what a big decision this is and we want to help you make the choice that is right for you.
Our students are at the heart of everything we do at LJMU. We are absolutely committed to doing everything we can to help you fulfill your potential and have some of the best and most rewarding years of your life here.
We are a positive, friendly and passionate university where we look out for one another. You will find a supportive community at LJMU, where there is always someone ready to help you.
Whatever your chosen subject, we will offer you outstanding teaching and academic expertise in modern, state-of-the-art facilities in the heart of our vibrant city.
Along the way, we will help you prepare for whatever you decide to do on the next stage of your journey through our extensive career and development opportunities.
We are proud of the positive difference LJMU makes to people’s lives, from supporting communities across Liverpool to shaping wider society, and the world, through our groundbreaking research. We want you to be part of that.
LJMU is a place where we want everybody to thrive and we are totally committed to providing you with a safe and supportive environment for your work, study and research.
I hope the information in this guide helps you to make this important decision and I wish you every success in whatever you choose to do next.
Mark Power Vice-Chancellor
Thank you for applying to study at GOT ANY QUESTIONS?
LIVERPOOL JOHN MOORES UNIVERSITY
This handbook is designed to walk you through your journey from applicant to LJMU student, step by step. Whether you are applying for funding or choosing your student accommodation, this applicant handbook is where you will find out
If you have a question about your application, our admissions team are available by email on applicantsupport@ljmu.ac.uk or by telephone on 0151 231 2777.
LJMU IS ONE OF THE TOP UNIVERSITIES FOR OVERALL STUDENT SATISFACTION IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND AT 89.9%
National Student Survey (NSS) 2023
LJMU IS THE UK’S 5TH BEST YOUNG UNIVERSITY
The Times Higher Education Young University Rankings, 2023
LJMU RANKS IN THE TOP 20% OF YOUNG UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD
The Times Higher Education Young University Rankings, 2023
TEF GOLD RATED FOR STUDENT OUTCOMES*
*Rated silver overall (TEF 2023, Office for Students)
#1 LIVERPOOL IS THE BEST PLACE FOR GRADUATES TO LIVE BASED ON AFFORDABILITY, EARNING POTENTIAL AND LIFESTYLE
The Sunday Times, source: Savills Research 2019
LIVERPOOL IS THE BEST CITY FOR STUDENTS IN THE UK Student Crowd 2023
LJMU OUTPERFORMS THE SECTOR AVERAGE FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUPPORT SERVICES
National Student Survey (NSS) 2023
I wanted to move away for university, but I wanted it to be easy to get back home if I needed to. Liverpool seemed like the perfect city with great travel links to Belfast.
TRAVELLING TO LIVERPOOL FROM NORTHERN IRELAND
Liverpool is easily accessible, whether you choose to fly or take the ferry.
There are numerous daily and weekly flights departing from both Belfast City and Belfast International Airports, and City of Derry Airport - we are only a 30-minute flight away.
When you land at Liverpool John Lennon Airport you can jump on a bus outside the airport terminal. This takes you directly to the city centre in just 20 minutes. Visit the airport website for further details: liverpoolairport.com
If you arrive by ferry, you will disembark at Birkenhead Ferry Port (Twelve Quays Ferry Terminal, Birkenhead CH41 1FE) which is on the Wirral peninsula. If you are travelling by car it will then take just 10 minutes to reach Liverpool city centre from Birkenhead, travelling through either one of the two Mersey tunnels. If you are a foot passenger, Hamilton Square railway station is a 15 minute walk away from the ferry terminal, allowing you to complete your journey to Liverpool city centre in just 5 minutes by train. Taxis are also widely available.
Maya travelled from Belfast to Liverpool to join Liverpool John Moores University
At Liverpool John Moores University we welcome almost 2000* students from Northern Ireland, making us the most popular university in Great Britain for students from Northern Ireland.*
Moving away from home to study is an adventure. It’s an opportunity to gain experience, independence and a new perspective - but don’t just take our word for it!
Throughout this handbook you will meet some of our students from Northern Ireland who have made LJMU their home.
Some of them also appear in this video, which we recommend you watch as they talk about their experiences so far at LJMU, and what it is like to move away from home to study.
SCAN AND
Andrew County Down Chris County Down
Kate County Tyrone
Katie Derry/Londonderry
Lucy County Antrim Harry County Antrim
Laura Belfast Maya Belfast
Matt County Armagh
*UCAS 2023/24 application data
YOUR APPLICANT JOURNEY
TODAY
Start your LJMU scholarship application - log in to ljmu.ac.uk/applicant
29 JANUARY
UCAS application deadline for equal academic consideration, 6pm Wednesday 29 January
31 MAY
Apply for your student funding by the end of May to be sure of getting your money for the start of term
APRIL
Make sure you tell LJMU if you have a disability or any other support needs (page 56)
FEBRUARY
Start your student finance application and apply for your Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) if applicable
26 FEBRUARY
UCAS Extra opens for eligible students ucas.com/extra
7 APRIL
Apply for your student accommodation if you hold an unconditional firm or conditional firm offer from LJMU ljmu.ac.uk/ accommodation
4 JULY
Last date to apply via UCAS Extra
5 JULY
Clearing opens! LJMU Vacancy Hotline 0808 5 564 565
AUGUSTSEPTEMBER
You will receive specific details on your LJMU enrolment programme, induction and John Moores Students’ Union
5 JUNE
If you receive all your decisions by the 14 May, you must reply by the 5 June
14 AUGUST
A level results are released, see UCAS Hub or call our confirmation line on 0151 231 5090 for advice
15
SEPTEMBER
Start of John Moores Students’ Union social programme. Welcome/induction activities begin
SEPTEMBER
LJMU scholarship deadline! Apply online ljmu.ac.uk/ applicant
SEPTEMBER
Move into your student accommodation
I immediately got a good feeling about LJMU. Throughout the entire application process, the staff at LJMU could not have been any more supportive and helpful, this helped me to reach a decision to come to LJMU.
Katie from Derry/Londonderry BSc (Hons) Geography graduate, Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE).
APPLICANT HUB
YOUR NEXT STEPS
Once logged in you can:
REGISTER FOR AN APPLICANT DAY EVENT
APPLY DIRECT FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
BOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATION
FIND THE MOST UPTO-DATE KEY INFORMATION REGARDING INTERVIEWS (where applicable)
There’s also a handy My Actions tab on the right so you can keep track of steps you’ll need to take as an applicant.
You’ll need your email address and UCAS ID or LJMU ID number, which is printed on the letter included with this handbook and also in your emails from LJMU.
When you first log in, you’ll be prompted to set up a password.
APPLICANT DAYS LIVERPOOL
EVENTS IN 2025
Applicant Days taking place on campus:
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
Your Applicant Day is the perfect opportunity to discover more about studying at LJMU.
• Join interactive course sessions led by academic tutors
• View our available accommodation
• Discover Liverpool on a city bus tour
• Admissions teams will be on hand should you have any questions about your application
• Speak to our student service teams for advice on fees and funding, student support and more
• Pick up a complimentary lunch and chat with our current students to learn all about life at LJMU
Can’t make it in person?
Join us online at our student life webinars in May to learn all about student living, from accommodation and fees and funding to how to get involved in our John Moores Students Union.
FAQ
Can I bring guests with me?
Yes you can although we would advise no more than two guests where possible.
–Will student accommodation be available to view?
Yes, all of our available accommodation will be available to view but halls may not be open once they become fully booked. The latest information is available at ljmu.ac.uk/ accommodation.
Student life webinars taking place online:
MAY
Log in to the Applicant Hub for your subjectspecific Applicant Day event dates
Alongside these student life webinars, you’ll also have the opportunity to opt in to receive a phone call from an academic tutor to talk about the course.
BOOK NOW
You’ll need your LJMU or UCAS ID to log in. Applicant Day dates relevant to your course(s) will be listed and ready for you to book.
ljmu.ac.uk/applicant
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How do I book onto the student life webinars and opt in for a phone call about the course?
Once you’ve booked a place, you will receive an email giving you the option to sign up to receive a phone call about the course. We will then call you at a time most suitable to you.
SAMPLE ON CAMPUS APPLICANT DAY ITINERARY
If you book onto one of our on-campus Applicant Days, here is an example of what you might expect. Please be aware that this is just a sample itinerary. You will be sent a confirmed itinerary for your event a few days beforehand.
INTERVIEWS AND AUDITIONS
Some courses may also require you to attend an interview or conduct an assessment. Full details on what you’ll be expected to do will be sent to you in advance so you are fully prepared.
For further details, you can contact the admissions team on applicantsupport@ljmu.ac.uk or 0151 231 2777 or visit your Applicant Hub. ljmu.ac.uk/applicant
It was really wonderful and everyone was really lovely. A welcoming environment that gave me more confidence and an idea of what to expect when I start in September. Applicant Day feedback survey 2024
NORTHERN IRELAND
APPLICANT DAYS
BELFAST, SATURDAY 22 MARCH 2025
MORNING EVENT: 9:30am-12:30pm
AFTERNOON EVENT: 2:00pm -5:00pm
We appreciate that travelling to one of our Applicant Days in Liverpool is not always feasible, so we also give you the opportunity to attend an event closer to home, to discover why we are the most popular university in Great Britain for students from Northern Ireland.
You don’t need to commit to spending the whole day with us. Simply choose to attend either the morning or the afternoon event. Both events are identical, so you only need to choose the one most convenient to you.
These events present a fantastic opportunity for you to discuss your chosen course with academic staff and much, much more.
I chose LJMU after I attended the Applicant Day in Belfast, and found that it was really homely and felt a friendly atmosphere coming from the staff and students I spoke to there. I also chose LJMU as it has more students from Northern Ireland than any other university so it was going to be a home from home for me.
Andrew from County Down BSc (Hons) Computer Science
The effort LJMU puts in to organising an event in Northern Ireland, simply shows their commitment and dedication to the students, which is really appreciated. Thank you!
Previous NI Applicant Day feedback survey 2022
NORTHERN IRELAND APPLICANT EVENT ITINERARY
Registration and refreshments
Welcome Presentations: Hear more about LJMU, and listen to our current students from Northern Ireland talking through their experiences of moving away from home to study.
Applicant Fair: Informally chat to advisors from across the following support services teams, our current students from Northern Ireland and student representatives from John Moores Students’ Union (JMSU) who are here to answer all your questions.
Student Accommodation: We guarantee a city-centre bedroom to all new students in one of our partner halls. Find out more about where you will be living with our expert accommodation advisors.
Student Funding and Disability Support: We are here to offer you and your family oneto-one student funding advice and guidance including bursary and scholarship information, Student Funding NI, and any individual support needs you may have.
Careers, Employability, and Go Abroad programmes: Meet our Student Global Champions who have studied or participated in our overseas programmes previously, and the Student Futures team are ready to discuss careers, employability and new business start-up support available whilst studying at LJMU, and beyond graduation.
Meet John Moores Students’ Union (JMSU) and more of our NI students: Ask our students anything about life at LJMU, and find out about everything JMSU has to offer, including the vast range of sports, clubs and societies ready for you to join.
Your academic session: meet academic staff and students from the area of your chosen course(s) of study.
BOOK NOW
For further details and to book your place, log on to our Applicant Hub. Scan the QR code or go straight to ljmu.ac.uk/applicant. From here, you are able to book an event in Liverpool or in Belfast, or both.
*There will be experienced staff and students on hand to answer any questions you may have in an informal setting, however we cannot guarantee an academic member of staff for every programme.
Can I attend an Applicant Day in Liverpool as well as the event in Belfast?
Yes, you are welcome to attend both Applicant Days. –What if my course requires an interview or audition?
Applicants who are invited to an audition or interview will still be required to attend their interview or audition before an offer is made. Log on to the Applicant Hub to book your preferred date and time. However, you are still very welcome to attend the Belfast Applicant Day before your interview or audition takes place, as this event will still be useful in terms of learning about your course, the University and student life.
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Can I bring guests?
Yes, please do, although we advise no more than two guests where possible.
You’ll need your LJMU or UCAS ID to log in.
RESULTS DAY AND CONFIRMATION
A Level results are released on 14 August. Provided you’ve selected LJMU as your conditional firm choice and you meet all the conditions of your offer, you will automatically be accepted onto your course at the university. If you don’t meet your offer requirements, we will carefully review your application and we may still be able to accept you onto your chosen course.
If that’s not possible, we may see if we can make you an offer for an alternative relevant course. Please see your UCAS Hub for details on the day or contact our confirmation hotline.
We will send you your starter pack, which will provide details on the university’s registration process and our student charter.
STARTING AT LJMU
You will complete your student registration online before you arrive at the university for enrolment and start your induction programme. Full details will be included in your LJMU starter pack.
Your first week at LJMU will be packed full of things to do and places to see. You will receive an invitation to attend a welcome event where you will be able to find out more about university services, what’s happening in the city and meet other new students.
As a new student you will be expected to complete an induction programme prior to the official start of the academic year. Induction is your opportunity to get to know your academic team, meet your personal tutor and start to make friends with people on your course. Your starter pack will give you more details on what to expect and when.
John Moores Students’ Union (JMSU, see page 28) also organise a programme of activities to help you settle into university life and find out more about Liverpool’s exciting student scene. These events usually start during the official moving in weekend and continue until week one of semester one. Look out for updates from JMSU after confirmation.
I came over to LJMU and immediately knew it’s where I wanted to live and study. If you’re thinking about moving away for university my advice is just go for it!
Nikita from Banbridge BA
(Hons)
Events Management
SCAN AND
MAKING CONNECTIONS BEFORE UNIVERSITY
Join fellow applicants on LJMU’s CampusConnect , an exclusive platform for undergraduate offer holders like you.
You can connect with like-minded applicants, reach out to staff and chat with current students.
All our chat groups are superfriendly with student ambassadors at the helm, ready to help answer your questions. The app is filled with key information about life at LJMU and has group chats on:
Hobbies and interests
LGBTQIA+
Sports and societies
Look out for an email with instructions on how to join
There are also subject specific groups, so you can chat with others who’ve applied to similar courses as you – which means you can be building relationships and making lifelong friends before your studies even start. The app will also send you notifications about key dates and deadlines that you might need to look out for – how useful is that?
Joining is simple, just keep a look out for your CampusConnect email invite from LJMU and get chatting.
Student Life
Over 21s
Accommodation
Students living at home ...and heaps more.
UK STUDENT CITY 2023 No.1
We’re the UK’s top student city* for so many reasons – how about we start with 10 of them?
1
BIG CITY, SMALL TOWN VIBES
Our city centre is compact, easily walkable, and well connected by public transport.
2
A LEGENDARY NIGHT OUT
We’re a place that loves to party, with over 300 bars, a vibrant live music scene and club nights that go down in history.
3
WE’RE CHAMPIONS OF SPORT
You already know us for our Premiere League pedigree, but Merseyside is much more than our three(!) professional clubs. Home to a top rugby league team, an athletics club of Olympians, plus watersports centres, skateparks and much more in between.
4
INSANE FOOD SCENE
Our culinary heritage runs deep - we literally invented salt and pepper chips. But if you still to be convinced you’ll be spoilt for choice amongst our handful of food markets, thousands of restaurants, plus coffee roasteries, craft breweries and cafés galore.
5
A WORLD-CLASS WATERFRONT
We’re famous for our breathtaking architecture so much so that our Liver Birds are synonymous with the city – how many places can say that?
6
ACCESSIBLE ARTS AND CULTURE
From contemporary art to street art, national theatre productions to panto –and more admission free museums, galleries and festivals than you could visit in a lifetime.
7
MORE HERITAGE PARKS THAN ANY OTHER CITY OUTSIDE LONDON
When you think of a city you might not think of green spaces – but in Liverpool we do both with more than 250 parks across the city.
8
A STONE’S THROW FROM THE BEACH
Just a 30-minute train journey from the city centre we’ve got Crosby, Formby or Hilbre Island for spotting red squirrels, seals or just the ice cream van.
9
COMEDY LEGENDS
We’ve got one most vibrant comedy scenes in the UK right now with clubs for big acts and emerging talent showing every night of the week. And with our famous scouse wit, is it any wonder?
10
A WARM WELCOME
Ask someone about Liverpool and they’ll always mention the people, whether it’s our kindness, passion, energy or determination. Living in Liverpool –it means more.
* (Student Crowd, 2023)
AT THE CENTRE OF IT ALL, OUR STUDENT LIFE BUILDING AND SPORT BUILDING
Located in the heart of the city, our landmark three and a half acre development, Copperas Hill, is at the centre of your student experience.
THE STUDENT LIFE BUILDING
A five-storey building housing a range of student-facing services, including advice and wellbeing, careers advice, international exchanges, chaplaincy, an area for individual and group study, the Students’ Union (JMSU) and general teaching spaces.
THE SPORT BUILDING
A two-storey building with outstanding facilities such as an eight-court sports hall, two multi-purpose halls and a gym that’s in a league of its own.
SPORT FOR ALL
Our ActiveLJMU programme combines recreational sport and semi-competitive leagues and competitions. Through the programme you can play the likes of badminton, archery, athletics and table tennis for for free, or join the intramural football or netball league, and compete with and against your mates.
We all know the benefits of keeping active for your health and your confidence, but there’s more to sport than you might think!
Taking care of your mental health is as important as looking after your physical health. Luckily, playing sport is an incredible way to enhance your well-being. Studies show that students who play sports report feeling less lonely*, feel more included and feel like they belong to their university*, not to mention that sport helps improve academic attainment and employability*. It’s a win-win!
No matter your skill level or reason for getting involved, there’s a group or activity for you.
You might be an elite sporting champion. You may never have thrown a rugby ball in your life. Whether you want to work-out solo or find your place in a team, we’re sure you’ll find a sport that clicks.
JOIN THE MOST AFFORDABLE UNIVERSITY GYM IN THE COUNTRY
Our ultra-modern gym doesn’t scrimp on style. Spread out over two floors with over 120 exercise stations complete with the latest Technogym range, our membership fee is hard to beat. At £30 a year, our gym membership includes full access to the LJMU Gym access to all fitness classes and access to certified personal trainers to help you design a fitness plan personal to you.
FIND A CLASS TO SUIT YOU
With over 40 health and fitness classes to choose from each week, you’ll be spoiled for choice! From table tennis to yoga, boxing to spin, our qualified instructor-led classes are ideal for all levels and abilities, no matter whether you’re looking to strengthen and tone or leave class feeling relaxed and calm.
I never expected to be playing American Football at university but by being involved in the club I have had a brilliant time.
Cameron Taylor, BA (Hons) Criminology and President of the American Football Society
BE PART OF MORE THAN JUST A TEAM
Getting involved in sports at LJMU means more than being part of the team. On or off the field, there are so many ways to challenge yourself, meet people who share your interests, and feel more connected to your university community.
The university has over 35 JMSU led Sports Clubs that you can join. Most clubs cater for a wide range of abilities and all welcome complete beginners.
At £30 a year, our LJMU Play membership gives you access to state-of-the-art courts and training areas, participation in a wide range of leagues and clinics, access to a team of coaches and trainers are here to help you improve your skills and achieve your personal best and discounted facility hire.
GIVE YOUR SUPPORT ON OR OFF THE PITCH
Sports clubs need more than just the players – from managers to coaches, treasurers to social secretaries - and that’s just for starters! Volunteering within sport provides a great opportunity to take on additional responsibility and develop transferable skills all whilst supporting your teammates and making lifelong friends.
Take your game to the next level by joining one of our 50+ LJMU sports teams currently competing within British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS). By joining one of the BUCS teams, you’ll be able to represent Team LJMU playing competitive sport against other universities across the country.
Can’t see a sport that takes your fancy? Why not start your own! Remember: you can join a sports club even if you have no previous experience of playing the sport. We’re all about trying something new. So go on, give it a go! You never know, you might uncover a hidden talent, achieve your personal best or help lift your team’s trophy.
Our Sports Scholarship scheme is a leading initiative in the UK, helping talented students fulfil both their sporting and academic potential. Sports Scholars receive specialist guidance from experts in the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, extra study support and cash bursaries.
Hi! We’re John Moores Students’ Union, or JMSU for short. We’re here to represent you, support you and make sure you have an incredible time at university. The moment you become a student at LJMU, you become a member of JMSU, your Students’ Union. This means you can be a part of our amazing events, join our student groups and get involved in our academic and democratic representation.
WELCOME TO JOHN MOORES STUDENTS UNION
• We run 200+ student groups
We have a wide range of student led groups for you to choose from. By joining a sports team, society, or community group you will meet new people, branch out to other avenues of university life and get the most out of your time here. We also offer lots of volunteering opportunities in and around the city that you can get involved with.
• We run events yearround exclusively for LJMU students
Get to know our spaces and the wider city of Liverpool by coming to one of our regular, affordable events. We run events right through the year in some amazing venues, ranging from nights in the city’s biggest nightclubs, to cultural experiences and attractions across Liverpool.
• We are here for support, if and when you need it
Our Advice team offers impartial and confidential advice, open to all LJMU students.
• We ensure that your voice is heard
If there is something you feel strongly about, we can help you get your opinion out there and make changes in a variety of different ways – from giving you a national platform, or the chance to make a difference for your course mates at LJMU.
MEET YOUR STUDENT OFFICERS
After being elected by fellow LJMU students in March 2024, your four-strong team of Student Officers joined us in July 2024 and will work with us for one academic year to make sure your university days are the best they can be. Over the course of their time in post, your Student Officers will take the lead on all aspects of the student experience –from supporting activities to running campaigns and above all, making sure your views are heard and improvements are made where necessary.
Find out more studentsunion@ljmu.ac.uk jmsu.co.uk @johnmooressu
Brenin Firsht President president@ljmu.ac.uk
Seren Hutchinson VP Education vpeducation@ljmu.ac.uk
Lottie Tudge VP Activities vpactivities@ljmu.ac.uk
Alexandria Jones VP Community and Wellbeing vpcommunity@ljmu.ac.uk
WHERE TO FIND US
If you want to drop by, say hello and find out how you can get involved with our events, activities, and campaigns, we are based on the upper ground level of the Student Life Building on Copperas Hill.
Come and say hi!
OUTSTANDING TEACHING AND LEARNING
All our degrees are designed and delivered in a way that best suits the subject being taught, and the knowledge and skills you are expected to develop as part of your studies.
During your induction, your tutors will outline what modules and topics you’ll be studying during your first year at LJMU. You’ll find out more about any examinations or assignments you’ll be expected to complete and they will also explain what background reading and independent study you are required to undertake in addition to scheduled activities in your timetable.
Scheduled activities take a wide variety of forms. Depending on your subject these may include:
• Lectures, seminars and tutorials
• Project supervisions
• Practical classes and lab work
• Workshops or supervised activities in studios
• Fieldwork in the UK and overseas
• External visits and work-based learning
• Feedback sessions
Research keeps our degrees up-to-date and gives students insight on current professional practice
Each year John Moores Students’ Union (JMSU) host their annual Student Experience Awards. This celebratory event highlights the good work and dedication of university teachers, professional services staff and student representatives who bridge the gap between academics and students. Here they celebrate the diverse community of staff at LJMU, and how positively these staff members can impact the lives around them.
AMAZING TEACHER AWARD
This award recognises an individual who continually inspires and motivates students offering excellent guidance and support whilst consistently challenging students to be the best that they can be; making them truly feel like a valuable member of the learning community.
78% of students gave LJMU a resounding thumbs up in the 2022 National Student Survey and we are working hard to make your student experience even better.
NSS 2022
• Explains things well
• Makes you feel like a valued member of the class
• Listens and adapts to student needs and feedback
• Engaging and interactive teaching
• Confident and dynamic teaching
• Motivating and inspiring teaching
• Exceptional knowledge and understanding of their subject area
If you would like to know more, please email us at studentsunion@ljmu.ac.uk
• Shows enthusiasm for their subject area
• Approachable and accessible
The ‘at home’ feeling created by the team has without a shadow of a doubt made our university a safer, better place for students from across the university. Though they always seem to have a million and one things to do, they always find the time to help and support me and other students.
LJMU has two libraries, with one based in each of the City and Mount Pleasant campuses, as well as a Library helpdesk in the Student Life Building which has study space you can use 24/7 all year round.
This means that wherever you are studying at the University, you are never far from a dedicated learning space.
In our libraries you can get advice on:
• IT support
• Library resources
• Submitting coursework and assignments
• Canvas - LJMU’s virtual learning environment
LJMU STUDENTS LOVE THEIR LIBRARIES - SCORING 92.2%, THAT’S 2.7% ABOVE THE SECTOR AVERAGE FOR POSITIVITY.
National Student Survey (NSS) 2023
1,800 STUDY SPACES 200,000 BOOKS 1,000,000+ eBOOKS and eJOURNALS
BOOKABLE GROUP STUDY ROOMS
NO FINES LOANABLE LAPTOPS AND MACBOOKS SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND ARCHIVES: UNIQUE PRIMARY SOURCE MATERIAL FOR ORIGINAL RESEARCH
Did you know that LJMU has its very own recruitment agency on campus for students? Unitemps offers access to amazing job opportunities, all ring-fencer to LJMU students and graduates.
Unitemps LJMU provides you with flexible employment opportunities offering interesting and varied positions, both on-campus and in local businesses within the Liverpool City Region.
The Unitemps team are there to help find the right role for you. You get to choose what jobs you apply for and when to work these shifts, so your work can fit perfectly around your student life.
What I love about LJMU is their dedication to their students. Any queries we have, staff are more than willing to spend extra time with us until we’re happy. This makes me so proud to be a student at LJMU.
Lucy from County Antrim BSc (Hons) Policing Studies and Forensic Psychology
SUPPORTING YOUR STUDIES
Making the jump into degree-level study can be challenging at first. We can support and help you develop good study habits, giving you the confidence to succeed in your course every step of the way.
Academic skills such as searching for information, critical thinking, academic writing and referencing play a key part in university study and assessment. You may also need to develop your maths or English, and use of digital technology.
To help you develop these skills, library services provide online learning resources, regular classes and drop-ins, as well as one-toone appointments for all students.
• Learn alongside other students in regular classes and workshops
• Get one-to-one advice in drop-ins, appointments and email
• Engage in online learning through webinars and virtual appointments
• Develop your skills with our wide range of self-study resources in Canvas and on our webpages.
SUPPORTING YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY
Our Student Advice and Wellbeing team can give you advice and guidance on everything from accommodation, money management, mental health and wellbeing and support for disabled students. The University can also advise you about your eligibility for student funding, such as grants, loans, childcare and bursaries.
• Workshops, projects and activities designed to improve your wellbeing and enable you to have a better student experience
• A dedicated Student Wellbeing team to help with any issues you’re having at university and to direct you to further support
• A range of free online support tools such as SilverCloud and Togetherall that will help you manage your wellbeing 24/7
• Quiet spaces for meditation, prayer and contemplation on every campus
• Targeted support for care leavers, estranged students and young adult carers
• A dedicated disability advice team
• A Chaplaincy team to provide confidential pastoral care and support to students of all beliefs and backgrounds
It’s totally normal to feel slightly worried or overwhelmed about starting university, so it’s important to remember that you are not on your own at LJMU. There is a range of support in place to help you get the best start.
STUDENT LIVING ASSISTANTS (SLAs)
Each Hall has a dedicated SLA mentor. They are the first point of contact for new students living and settling into LJMU partner accommodation.
ADVICE
If you have any concerns then our accommodation team are here for you. They can provide support with settling in and adjusting to life in Halls.
ACTIVITIES
We run a programme of events to support you settling into university life. This can be a useful way to meet people, share experiences and learn new skills such as cooking meals on a budget and self-care tips.
ljmu.ac.uk/settling-in
The experiences and opportunities that you gain studying away from home are incredible, and I am grateful to LJMU every single day.
Lucy
from Belfast BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS
Sri Lanka Malaysia EXPLORE THEWORLD
Discover more about the world and yourself with virtual internships, studying, working or volunteering
SUMMER SCHOOL
Each year, LJMU sends groups of students on 1-4 week programmes that focus on UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and combine cultural immersion with academic projects and community engagement activities. This is the perfect option for less experienced travellers curious of what the world has to offer.
VOLUNTEERING
Volunteering abroad is an incredible experience and opportunity to get to know new cultures, meet new people, and try something way outside of most peoples comfort zones.
Alex, Global Citizen
My experience provoked new ways of thinking about the world around me.
Ellie, Summer School student, 2021-22
STUDY ABROAD
Most LJMU students can study abroad for a semester or year as part of their LJMU degree. Whether you study in Japan or Norway, USA or France you will be taught in English and it will count towards your degree. If you want to immerse yourself in a different culture while enhancing your academic learning, this is the thing for you!
This has definitely been the most independent and enriching experience that I have ever done and I am so grateful that I have completed this internship… I feel that I have gained valuable work experience as well as learning so much about another culture that is so different from my own.
Julia, Global Internship Programme
It’s been the best year ever, I’ll be so sad to come home!
Alexandra , Study Abroad USA (2019)
SCAN FOR FULL FEES AND FUNDING GUIDE
LJMU offer a £500 per year bursary depending on your family income, and there is also a Support Fund if you need it.
Kate from County Tyrone BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science
YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO FEES AND FUNDING
@ moneyadvice@ljmu.ac.uk @LJMUSaw
We want you to start your university experience with LJMU as you mean to go on: equipped with all the information you need and fully supported. That’s why our dedicated team of friendly, expert advisers have put together essential guidance relating to student funding.
We have covered the key facts and figures but if you have any questions, please just ask.
TUITION FEES AND LOANS
You will be charged a tuition fee for each year of your course. Tuition fees for courses commencing in the 2025/26 academic year are £9,535 per year*. The University reserves the right to increase tuition fees in accordance with any changes to the maximum allowable fees set by the UK Parliament. In the event of such a change, any fee increase will be subject to a maximum cap of 10% of the total course cost as originally stated at the time of your offer. For further details or queries, please contact our general Course Enquiries team on 0151 231 5090.
There is no need to pay your tuition fees up front as eligible students can apply for a tuition fee loan for each year of their course. This loan is not means tested which means your household income will not affect your eligibility.
Your tuition fee loan will cover all of your tuition fee costs and will be paid direct to LJMU. See page 54 for information on loan repayments
*For some degrees with foundation year commencing in 2025/26, the fee for the foundation first year will differ from the fee for the second and subsequent years. Please refer to the relevant course page on ljmu. ac.uk for details of the fees for the course. The University reserves the right to increase tuition fees in accordance with any changes to the maximum allowable fees set by the UK Parliament. In the event of such a change, any fee increase will be subject to a maximum cap of 10% of the total course cost as originally stated at the time of your offer.
NORTHERN IRELAND APPLICANTS
If your permanent home is in Northern Ireland and you want to study at LJMU (or another English university) you will be eligible to apply for:
• Tuition fee loan which will cover the full cost of your tuition fees
• Maintenance loan up to £6,776 a year
• Maintenance grant up to £3,475 a year
If you take out a student loan, your repayments will begin after you have left LJMU and start earning more than £24,990.
See studentfinanceni.co.uk for more information.
EU APPLICANTS
From the 2021/22 academic year, EU, EEA and Swiss nationals and their family members will no longer be eligible for home fee status or student finance. If you would like to discuss you individual circumstances then get in touch with the Student Money Advice Team at LJMU.
For more information see www.gov.uk/studentfinance
These figures are correct at the time of publishing. For the latest information visit: ljmu.ac.uk/fees-and-funding
All figures in this booklet relate to the 2024/5 academic year unless otherwise stated as figures for 2025/6 were unavailable at the time of printing.
The amount of funding you will receive for your living costs varies depending on where in the UK you normally live, your household income and if you are living in your parental home or elsewhere while studying. Please only use this information as a guide, more detailed information is available here:
studentfinanceni.co.uk
STUDENT LOANS FOR LIVING COSTS (MAINTENANCE LOAN)
In addition to a tuition fee loan, you can also apply for money to help towards your living costs. The amount you will be eligible to receive depends on a number of factors such as your household income and where you live during term time. As you will see in the table below, you may be entitled to both the Maintenance Loan in addition to the non-repayable Maintenance Grant.
n In 2024/5 the maximum amount you will be eligible to receive while studying at LJMU is up to £8,136. You may also qualify for the £500 per year LJMU bursary if your household income is £25,000 per year, or less.
n Unlike the tuition fee loan which is paid direct to LJMU, this money will be paid into your bank account. It’s paid in three installments and it’s up to you how it is spent – and also how you budget!
You will pay for your accommodation on dates that coincide with your student maintenance payments, making it easier for you to plan your budget
TIP: Once you have paid your rent, work out how many weeks until your next loan and grant payment and then you will know approximately how much per week you have to live off.
STUDENTS AND BENEFITS
The majority of full-time students are not eligible for benefits while they are studying.
Exceptions to this are:
• lone parents with a dependent child/children. The age of your children can affect which benefits you are eligible for
• students with disabilities or ongoing health conditions
• students who are pensioners
• student couples with at least one dependent child
• students who have suspended their studies due to ill health or caring responsibilities
If you need advice about which benefits to claim or what counts as income for benefit purposes then please contact us.
HOW HOUSEHOLD INCOME AFFECTS STUDENT FUNDING
Some student funding is only allocated following an assessment of your household income (see table below for approximate figures). This process is called income assessment (or means testing) and if you are under 25 this is normally based on the income of your parents.
• If your parents are divorced/separated, the income of the parent you live with most of the time will be used
• If your parent cohabits or has remarried, the joint income will be assessed
• If you meet one of the following criteria you will be treated as independent from your parents and their income:
• You are 25 or over on the 1st Sept 2025
• Are married or in a civil relationship (but they will look at the income of your partner)
• Have a dependent child
• Have supported yourself financially for 3 years on 1st September 2025
• If you have been in local authority care for 3 months before your 16th birthday (see page 57)
• If you are estranged from your family (see page 57)
*You do not have to apply for the LJMU bursary.
NB. Figures for students from Northern Ireland for 2024 entry.
APPLYING FOR YOUR STUDENT FUNDING
LOAN REPAYMENTS
Any loans you take out to cover your tuition fees or living costs will be added together into a single loan account. This means that when you start paying back your student loans, you will only make one affordable monthly payment. Your repayment amount is always based on a percentage of your salary, not how much you have borrowed.
If your income is over £24,990* your employer will start taking repayments from your salary just like tax and national insurance, and after 25 years any money still owed is written off.
The table opposite will give you an idea of what your repayments might look like once you have left university and you’re earning over £24,990.*
*Northern Ireland repayment threshold 2023/24 figures Apply online studentfinanceni.co.uk from March 2025 if you are starting a course in September 2025
OPENING A STUDENT BANK ACCOUNT
Shop around for the best bank account for you and, if this is a bank near home, make sure you know how to access the account remotely. It is a good idea to set up online banking so you are in control of your money while you are at university. Make sure you do this before you move away to start your course.
• If your income falls below the repayment threshold (e.g. if you go travelling) your loan repayments will automatically stop
• After 25 years anything you owe on your student loans is written off
Most students say that the interest free overdraft is the most useful thing about their student bank account. There may be times in the year you need this. You can pay it back over the summer if you are working and then use it again in years two and three if you need to.
You will normally need to download your acceptance letter from UCAS after confirmation in order to open a student account with the bank.
SCAN AND
HAVE YOU STUDIED BEFORE
If you have not studied at university before, student funding is generally available for the length of your course, plus an additional year (if required). Additional funding may be available for students that have had to leave a course due to health problems or for other personal reasons.
It is really important that you seek advice if you have studied previously. We can clarify exactly how your prior study will impact on your future entitlement and advise you on what steps to take to maximise any funding available.
LJMU BURSARY
LJMU bursaries are automatically paid to eligible students every year of your course – you do not need to apply. The annual LJMU bursary is currently £500.
LJMU bursaries are additional, free money that you don’t have to pay back. How you spend it is up to you.
To qualify you must meet the residence requirements for student funding (grants and loans) and have a household income of £25,000/year or less. You must also be paying the annual maximum university tuition fee which is £9,535 for 2025/6.
STUDENT SUPPORT FUND
Sometimes despite your best efforts you can find yourself in financial difficulty. This could be due to a delay in funding or unforeseen circumstances.
LJMU’s Student Support Fund is available to students who find themselves in such a position. Last year we helped over 2500 students with support.
At LJMU this relates to applicants for Nursing (Adult, Child, Mental Health), Midwifery and Paramedic Science programmes. This financial support is in addition to your funding from Student Finance NI.
• A training grant of £5,000 per year: this grant is not means tested and all eligible students will receive this grant
• Parental support of £2,000 per year: this grant is not means tested. However, to be eligible to apply you have at least one dependent child under 15 years, or under 17
years if registered with special educational needs
• A specialist subject payment of £1,000 per year: this is for students studying on courses where the government have shortages. At LJMU this is currently mental health nursing
• Travel and dual accommodation: this is to help with additional costs of traveling to and remaining in placement
• Exceptional Support Fund: this is for students who find themselves in exceptional hardship
Payments will be made to eligible students over the year with the first payment being made in November (for autumn start courses).
Find out more: nhsbsa.nhs.uk/nhs-learningsupport-fund-lsf
DISABLED STUDENTS ALLOWANCE (DSA) STUDENTS WITH DEPENDANTS
If you declare a disability or medical condition to LJMU, you can access specialist support and guidance to assist you during your studies. This support can include, exam and study support, mental health support, ASC support, library support, mobility support and more. Please contact us for further information if you are unsure you are eligible or do not know what support you will need.
The Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) is designed to help meet the extra course costs students can face as a direct result of a disability, ongoing health condition, mental health condition or Specific Learning Difficulty. DSA is paid on top of the standard student finance package and does not have to be paid back.
You should apply for DSA when you apply for your student funding - please don’t wait. Don’t worry if you’re not 100% certain which course you will be studying, as just like your application for student finance it is possible to update your DSA application at a later date.
The Disability Advice Team at LJMU can help with all aspects of applying for DSA so please feel free to contact us at any point during the application process for help or advice.
If you have either an adult who is financially dependent on you or dependant children, you can apply for additional funding including a grant for childcare.
In addition, if you have an underlying eligibility for benefits (such as a lone parent) you can receive a higher rate of maintenance loan for living costs.
A Childcare Grant will cover up to 85% of approved or accredited childcare in both term time and holidays.
The Adult Dependants’ Grant is for students with a dependant partner and Parents Learning Allowance is a grant for those with children.
All grants are means tested on your household income. For more information please contact us.
SUPPORT FOR CARE LEAVERS AND STUDENTS ESTRANGED FROM THEIR FAMILIES
If you are care experienced or estranged from your family, we recognise that you may have specific questions about starting your studies at LJMU. Our dedicated staff within Student Advice and Wellbeing Services can work with you to plan out what support you might benefit from at each stage of your journey.
Our support includes:
• Meeting you at university events such as Open Days, Campus Tours and Applicant Days
• Liaising with you and any support workers you might have
• A dedicated point of contact within Student Advice and Wellbeing Services to provide ongoing advice and support
In addition we offer:
• The Imagine Award, an annual bursary of £1000 per academic year for eligible students.
• Access to 365-day accommodation in an LJMU partner hall
• Wellbeing, counselling and mental health support
• Careers and employability support
• Opportunities to meet other care experienced and estranged students in the LJMU community
LJMU was awarded the NNECL Quality Mark in Spring 2022 in recognition of the enhanced support we offer care experienced students throughout their time at the University. We were also one of the first universities in the country to take the StandAlone Pledge, committing to support students who are estranged studying in higher education.
YOUNG ADULT CARERS
LJMU is committed to supporting young adult carers and currently works in partnership with Barnardos Young Adult Carers Service in Liverpool. Our dedicated member of staff for young adult carers can provide you with further information and advise you on what support is available.
SCHOLARSHIPS
We believe everyone is good at something, and want to reward your success
Every year we award a range of scholarships to support students from a range of backgrounds. These pages give you an introduction of what scholarships you can apply for if you study at the Liverpool John Moores University.
Whether it’s a new laptop, help with accommodation costs or learning how to drive – how you spend your scholarship money is up to you. We don’t just award our scholarships to straight A students either (though academic ability is important); we are also interested in awarding scholarships to students who can show us that they are hardworking, passionate about something and a success at what they do. So what are you waiting for?
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP
Rewards academic excellence (at least 3 A grades at A2 or equivalent – 144 UCAS points) £1,000 per year for the duration of your course.
SIR BERT MASSIE SCHOLARSHIP
Recognising Sir Bert Massie, national disability rights champion and former student of LJMU. We are looking to award an outstanding disabled student who has campaigned or championed inclusion in some way.
COMMUNITY EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP
For participation in areas such as volunteering, sports, the arts or citizenship; awards of £1,000 per year for the duration of your course.
OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP
The aim of the Opportunity Scholarship is to enhance diversity, supporting access, participation and outcomes of students from diverse ethnic backgrounds who come to LJMU.
It would be expected that applicants have participated fully in one of LJMU’s sustained outreach programmes to be eligible and applicants must meet ethnically diverse criteria to apply.
VICE-CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSHIP
The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship has been introduced to recognise the diverse and inspiring nature of the LJMU student community. These high profile scholarships have been developed to reward the success of students that may have had a different and sometimes longer path into Higher Education or have overcome adversity in some way. So, if you are a care leaver, a young adult carer, disabled, (however, see Sir Bert Massie Scholarship), Black and Asian Minority Ethnic or a mature student, we would love to hear from you.
I always had an idea about wanting to go to a university outside of Northern Ireland, as I knew this would allow me to become more independent and open up a lot more opportunities. It was from the day I attended the LJMU applicant day in Belfast, where LJMU became my first choice of university I wanted to study at.
They had so much to offer academically, as well as giving me the chance to combine my studies with my sporting life; which was an extra bonus.
Rebecca was awarded the prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship and studies BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science
SCAN FOR FULL ACCOMMODATION GUIDE
As a new LJMU student you are guaranteed a room in high quality city centre accommodation if you join us in September 2025 on a full-time course.
LJMU is committed to helping you find accommodation that best suits your needs, budget and lifestyle. You can choose one of 4000 bedrooms in high quality accommodation across Liverpool city centre. Most bedrooms feature private en-suite bathrooms and all have individual WiFi connections – the cost of which is included in your rent.
Our website has detailed information on our student accommodation including virtual tours, up-to-date pictures and a breakdown of facilities offered by
4,000 bedrooms in high-quality student accommodation in Liverpool’s city centre
All of our modern student accommodation is within easy walking distance of our teaching buildings
24-hour on-site staff
Rents range from £125/ week for a standard en-suite room and up to £198/week for a deluxe en-suite room
Rents include all fuel costs, WiFi connections and basic contents insurance
RIO
Student Living Assistant
For me, living in student accommodation is a great way to move out for the first time and have your first real taste of independence. All your bills are included, which takes away the hassle, plus you get to meet so many people from different courses and backgrounds. I love the hustle and bustle of being in the city centre; there is always something to do on your doorstep! My advice for new students:
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Be friendly with your flat mates and share certain foods, bread, salt, etc. so you don’t let food go to waste.
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Clean as you go - it keeps mess to a minimum and makes your job easier.
Don’t suffer in silence - if you are struggling with anything talk to someone. The staff on reception or our friendly Student Living Assistants are there to help.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN BOOKING YOUR STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
CONTRACTS
Accommodation contracts are known as ‘tenancy agreements’ or ‘tenancies’ and are legally binding for the full period once signed. So unless there are exceptional grounds for the tenancy to be cancelled, you are liable for rent until the end of the contract or until a replacement is found.
Tenancies commence on Saturday 13 September 2025 and finish 42 weeks later on Friday 3 July 2026. Induction week for new students starts on 15 September and teaching begins on Monday 22 September 2025.
It is important to note that all tenancies cover the full academic year. If your course does not match the standard academic year – for example Midwifery – you will be given a full calendar year tenancy as standard. Don’t forget that you
don’t have to move out over the Christmas and Easter breaks, the room is yours for the duration of your contract. You can also stay on after your first year in all cases.
MONEY MATTERS
Rent is paid in three equal instalments that coincide with your student funding payments if you are a UK student, who can provide a guarantor*, so it is important that you apply for your student funding as soon as possible – don’t put this off! It is a good idea to try and work out your budget at this stage and choose your accommodation according to what you can afford.
*Your guarantor will most likely be a parent or guardian, and they must agree to act in this capacity
If you have any concerns about money and student accommodation, please contact our Accommodation Office: accommodation@ljmu.ac.uk
MATURE STUDENTS
The majority of students entering accommodation come to university straight from school or college and are under 21. If you prefer a quieter study environment, rooms are reserved for older students at a number of our city centre locations.
If you do have any particular requests, such as living in a flat with older students, please indicate this on your accommodation request form. Every effort will be made to meet your needs but this cannot be guaranteed in all cases. If you would prefer to live in a private house or flat, contact Liverpool Student Homes (LSH) liverpoolstudenthomes.org/ accommodation.
HEALTHCARE STUDENTS
Nursing, midwifery and paramedic students have different schedules due to placement work, often getting up when other students are going to bed! For this reason we strongly recommend healthcare students choose Atlantic Point, Glassworks, Marybone 1 or Marybone 3 and share their flat with students on similar courses.
Limited parking is available for students at Atlantic Point.
DISABLED STUDENTS
Accommodation facilities for students with disabilities are constantly improving and LJMU is committed to ensure a high standard of living for all students, whatever your needs. If you require accommodation with particular adaptations it is important that you inform us as soon as possible so that the necessary arrangements can be made. We can also arrange for you to visit our accommodation to check that it will meet your needs. To discuss further contact our Disability Advice Team. disability@ljmu.ac.uk 0151 231 3164/3165
Don’t forget, booking your room via the LJMU Accommodation Office is the only way to be sure of living with other new LJMU students.
BOOKING YOUR ACCOMMODATION
1 MAKE YOUR CHOICE
Read the information here and online ljmu.ac.uk/accommodation and decide where you would like to live.
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SUBMIT YOUR REQUEST
If LJMU is your Firm (first) choice, you can submit your accommodation request via the LJMU Applicant Hub. You can submit your request regardless of whether you hold a conditional or unconditional offer. You will instantly receive an email to confirm that your request has been received and to explain the next steps in the process. The first date that accommodation requests for 2025/26 will be accepted is Monday, 7 April 2025.
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FINALISE YOUR BOOKING
Within a few days of submitting your request you will be contacted by your chosen accommodation provider by email. You must follow their instructions in order to finalise the booking of your room. If you hold a conditional offerfrom LJMU and are unsuccessful, any payment made for accommodation will be refunded and your tenancy agreement cancelled. You can contact our Accommodation Office at any time for advice and guidance.
DON’T FORGET, booking your room via the LJMU Accommodation Office is the only way to be sure of living with other new LJMU students.
ACCOMMODATION FOR MOUNT PLEASANT STUDENTS
The
Mount Pleasant Campus is home to the Faculty of Society and Culture
The following accommodation options are ideal for students undertaking courses in the Mount Pleasant Campus.
Limelight is the newest hall available as it only fully opened in 2024. It offers premium en-suite accommodation with extensive communal facilities and great views across the city.
Albert Court and Prospect Point are two excellent value, en-suite options which are suitable for students at either campus. Many rooms at Albert Court were upgraded in summer 2022 and now feature small double beds. Rooms at Prospect Point are larger than in many other halls.
Agnes Jones House and St Andrew’s Gardens are excellent choices for students seeking good value accommodation because they both feature flats with shared bathrooms.
Grand Central is one of the liveliest of all the accommodation options, with two en-suite room options available.
Copperas House is one of the newest options available, as it opened in summer 2021. It is well located close to the Student Life Building and LJMU Sport Building and is suitable for students at either campus.
St Luke’s View is an excellent option for students located in the Mount Pleasant Campus, with large flats and a private courtyard space.
Horizon Heights and Hardman House are two modern options in this campus. All rooms at both sites feature en-suite bathrooms.
Grenville Street and The Arch are two contemporary options, located close to the vibrant student nightlife area and the shops and amenities of Liverpool One. Both halls have larger rooms than many others within the campus and hence they represent excellent value.
See map on page 66 for accommodation locations.
ACCOMMODATION FOR CITY CAMPUS STUDENTS
The City Campus is home to the Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science
The following accommodation options are ideal for students undertaking courses in City Campus.
Marybone is a large, three phase complex and is ideally located adjacent to the Avril Robarts Library and the Tithebarn Street Building. Marybone 1 features flats with shared bathrooms and double beds at very reasonable rents. Marybone 2 and 3 are almost identical and are fully en-suite.
Ablett House, Glassworks and Byrom Point are three newer accommodation sites located within the City Campus and are fully ensuite. They each have a common room and study area to meet and socialise with other residents.
Atlantic Point is an excellent value en-suite option, located opposite the Byrom Street teaching buildings. It is one of the largest sites offered to new students and has a limited number of parking spaces.
Students based in the City Campus can also choose accommodation located in the centre of the city such as Albert Court, Copperas House, Grand Central, Horizon Heights, Limelight or Prospect Point.
See map on page 66 for accommodation locations.
LJMU STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
Summary of rents and key information 2024/25
All information correct at 17 January 2025
Hall Ablett House Agnes Jones House
Glassworks
En-suite
Glassworks Grand Central Grenville Street Hardman House
Heights
Luke's View
In Liverpool, everything is five minutes away, from the shops to the clubs - there’s always something going on. Whatever you’re into, there’s something for everyone. Liverpool is a very accepting city. A lot of people say they find themselves at university, and here you can be who you are.
Mollie BA (Hons) History and English Literature
LJMU LOCATION MAP
Campus areas are highlighted for your convenience. City Campus highlighted in purple, and Mount Pleasant Campus is highlighted in navy blue. Accommodation sites are marked in pink.
The accommodation website can help you make your selection. Visit ljmu.ac.uk/ accommodation to find the accommodation best suited to where you’ll be studying.
The university offers the information contained in this brochure as a general guide only. It does not constitute or form part of any contract and is not binding on prospective students, students or the university. The information in this brochure is correct at the time of going to press (January 2025) and the university hopes to provide the programmes and facilities set out in this brochure. However, some changes will inevitably occur in the interval between publication and the academic year to which the brochure relates and the university reserves the right to withdraw or make alterations if necessary.
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