After studying at larger universities, Liverpool Hope is far superior, especially on the smaller courses. The lecturers are down to earth and approachable, there is a culture that allows for relationships to be built between students and lecturers to allow for a flexible, well-rounded learning experience. The only critique I have is that the technology could be more up to date (such as nicer PCs), although this doesn't significantly hinder much. All in all I love this Uni, would highly recommend for students who don't just want to feel like a number.

The careers team could do with some work, although I think this is a state-wide issue as the job market has evolved into a different beast from when these staff members where in training. My lecturers are incredibly well researched and have a wealth of knowledge and experience, and still manage to be approachable. The course is all taught in class and in the field, we are in 3 days a week and have around 11 contact hours, which feels like plenty.

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Lots of support available and staff are always ready to help. My university has three campus for accommodations. I live at the aigburth one and honestly I was highly deceived. The other two campus has a cafeteria, food accessible, a Library and so much more. At aigburth little to no care is given and we are barely involved in any student event.

My course is lovely even if if it seems highly easy to do sometimes. I guess it's cause I'm in first year but some of the stuffs I do, Ive already covered in IGCSE but oh well...

I love everything about them but if only we had more than one shuttle bus per hour... As if we miss the shuttle bus, we will need to buy two separate bus tickets to University.