The best experiences have been meeting people, the lectures and seminars and going out in town. The worst have been the stress and the cost

The course was enjoyable and interesting. The politics professors have been good and enthusiastic. Some of the German staff was good but not all. The choice of modules for both was really amazing

The kitchens were cleaned weekly and the halls were on campus. They were relatively safe though the automatic door broke often so you could get into the building. The rooms were a decent enough size

Brilliant, engaging tutors and professors. An excellent social life and one of the most vibrant cities in the UK. Liverpool was my first choice university and I have never regretted choosing to go.

Great gym, onsite shops and bar

I never had to take advantage of the councelling on offer but was grateful it was there. There is an onsite doctor's surgery at the halls which means you get great, continuous care.

A hub of activity with plenty going on.

Since 2008 Liverpool has grown bigger and better. Loads of redevelopment and there is everything in town that you could ask for.

Large variety of clubs and socials, with a weekly night for all the groups to come together to socialise.

I am still in contact with a lot of my former lecturers after 5 years since graduation. They provided me with stimulating, original and current material and encouraged me to push myself.

I have never struggled to find work and feel that my degree from Liverpool is respected.

Maybe not the most luxurious accomodation but I met my closest friends from uni in halls. They encouraged people to socialise and integrate.