all the staff in this uni are lovely, it has a wide range of courses and feels very homely. the uni is quite far out from the city centre.

the course is taught well the lecturers are lovely and are easy to get in contact with. the workload is manageable.

living on campus is good, easy to get to class. shared areas are cleaned every weekday. more fridge and freezer space needed

Although there is not a huge community of 'mature students' at Hope University, that does nothing to deter the welcoming environment or the support readily available from not only the teaching staff, but also from the student union, the library and all round university community. I feel extremely privileged to be studying at Hope University, and stand firm in my decision in choosing not only my degree but also the university itself.

I have never struggled in contacting my personal tutors, overall lecturer's or course leads. They always answer to emails, and are more than happy to make face to face appointments, nothing is too much. I love physically being at university, being in lectures, seminars and tutorials, all of them keep me focused and on track. I know if I was to be left to study at home, I would not make the academic progress I have, or complete the work on time. The only criticism I have is that we need more 'field trips' , as students tend to blend a lot more when in different surroundings.

I love the fact the Liverpool Hope University is away from the town centre , this keeps me on the grounds and not allowing me to be diverted by the aspect of shopping.

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