Liverpool is a wonderful city for a student to study in, it has fantastic student areas both to live and study in, the university itself has a beautiful campus, with several high quality teaching departments. The university of Liverpool offers great teaching and does have an excellent student Union, however the universities support system is average in terms of Covid support and student well fair, as such it can be said that the student support system is not up to standard with the rest of the university campus and departments. Despite this, the university of Liverpool is a wonderful institution and it’s a wonderful place to study

Course is good

Good accommodation

The city of Liverpool is the perfect student environment, a city campus that is easily accessible by public transport from student living areas. A dynamic mix of culture, architecture, and people make Liverpool an ideal university experience. Public transport could be better catered for students, the campaign for a night bus back to popular student areas is an ongoing issue. The student union could do more to promote events, experiences, and activities available to those 'out of the loop'. The campus is easy to navigate and I enjoy the eclectic mix of architectures and green spaces. Facilities are of good standard, but the libraries could do with better heating!

I feel there is a lack of off-campus field trips, I know other courses enjoy this privilege yet in the humanities department there seems to be a considerable lack of. More open clinic would be helpful, as finding the time to meet tutors is often hard especially when finding their respective offices feels like a maze! Content is brilliant. Styles of teaching differ, mostly positive and engaging. Some tutors can come across as belittling and hinder students progression because of their attitude and behaviour. Sometimes it feels that tutors see their lecturing as secondary to their own personal research work at the university. More information and direct access to internship and work placement opportunities to be available, at the moment these seem only available on specific modules. Clearer ideas of career prospects would be beneficial to all students, I have only had one guest speaker in my course so far and I found it extremely reassuring and guiding of where my degree can take me. I enjoy the inclusion of postgraduate tutors too as they are often more energetic, relatable, and as a result refreshing.

Beautiful grounds, best university accommodation I've visited. Good value for money, sports facilities excellent. Maintenance could improve, often found when communal facilities broke there was a lack of urgency to repair. For example, the pool tables in reception were a great opportunity to socialise but after breaking just after Christmas, the maintenance team failed to repair them upon multiple requests/complaints - they remained broken for the remainder of my stay at Greenbank.