1,355 reviews for University of Liverpool

Some of our modules are taught online and some in person. The online ones are useful if you're feeling a bit unwell or running a little late, but I've found the in-person ones are easier to interactive and engage with. We have one 2-hour-long lecture a week per module, alongside one 1.5 hour tutorial every other week, and workshops dotted throughout the timetable. Alongside the scheduled sessions, the tutors are all contactable by email, and they all have weekly office hours so that students can go an ask additional questions.

I've loved living in accommodation. The staff have always been so lovely, they are quick to fix any issues, and I've really enjoyed living away from home. I was really happy with the application and allocation process, and it has been one of my best experiences at university.

Mainly in person lectures

The gals are okay

Blended learning gives me a structure to follow but also independence to choose when and where to study. Whilst course hours are greater than for other courses, it definitely feels like time well-spent and the content is so interesting that the hour flies by! The lecturers are friendly and open to questions, and there is a lot of support available from both the lecturers and the well-being team.

Great value for money- I especially love the fact that it’s like living in a house rather than a flat, which makes it easier to settle in and better for getting to know flatmates.

My course is detailed oriented which I like, but tutors need to focus on providing individual feedback - which not all do.

I love living in the university halls - some of my best memories made as an international student are here.

The program offers a flexible blended learning structure, with classes scheduled on different weeks and days to accommodate diverse needs. Students benefit from dedicated support through an academic advisor and tutor available throughout the program. With smaller class sizes, lecturers are more approachable, fostering a close-knit learning environment. Organized by the School of Medicine, the curriculum includes clinical placements and advanced training in communication skills. Open to professionals from various backgrounds, the program embraces diversity while addressing the emotional nature of the subject with ethics and compassion.

Could be better facilities

Perfect

great

Lecturers with foreign accents make it extremely difficult to understand

seminar group sizes are small so you get to know your tutors and can get learning support if you need. tutors are only available for a limited number of hours a week which can make it hard to get to them, but when you do they are very helpful. module choices could be better, seem a bit samey and can be restrictive with what you can and can’t pick due to credit balance restrictions. would be more useful to have more 15 credit modules for flexibility. lecturers are very knowledgeable.

great location, close to lectures and town centre. rooms have everything you need and are a good size, lots of storage. social spaces are fun and well equipped.

The quality of teaching on the course is really high and the modules cover a large range of topics and material, which enables you to try loads of different aspects of the industry. For example, my degree is Popular Music but we can still study a mix of classical/music tech modules as well.

Melville is great socially and its location is perfect. I made loads of friends there and would highly recommend!