The best part of uni is how accessible it is

The course is well taught

Someone broke in with a knife

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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