History degrees in Liverpool

I think it's a really nice place to study because of how supportive the staff are. From administrative staff to subject tutors to library staff, everyone here is happy and eager to provide you the support you need. I've never felt reluctant about asking for help in the university here. The campus is a small but a really nice place with restaurants and a lot of hanging-out spots. I wish the university could provide more campus accommodation spaces for students taking postgraduate courses like the PGCE.

Student life in this university is really enjoyable! I have found the student events to be the most enjoyable and I have made alot of friends through these events. The one thing i dont love about the university is the location, whilst we are close to a big city, its further away than i realised when i applied for it. Making social nights out that little bit harder. I also feel like theres not much social activities to do in Ormskirk overall.

Commuting meant I saved money on accommodation and could balance uni with life at home. The campus facilities and supportive lecturers made the travel worthwhile. Worst aspects: Travel could be tiring, and I sometimes missed out on late-night events or spontaneous social activities. Suggestions for improvement: More flexible timetabling and better commuter-friendly spaces (like common rooms or lockers) would make the experience even better.

Lovely staff, facilities are great with only some accessibility issues in the older buildings. Fantastic libraries. I love the centralised campus, and its not too far from Liverpool's train stations. I can't comment much on the student union, but student life in Liverpool is famously exciting and busy. Overall, a great experience so far.