Liverpool Hope University Reviews

Very good accommodation with amazing staff. Very good size rooms. Nice social place with gym and cinema room.

Enjoyed uni and course in first year

very big and beatiful！！！！！！！！！！

Very good university with lots of personal help, you’re never alone if you are finding a module hard

Good campus, good staff and great social.

Pharmacy is a great course could recommend

Friendly staff, very well maintained

LJMU has a lot of facilities students can make use of and the staff is there for you whatever the problem. The environment is nice, the staff is supportive, buildings are clean, there's a vast range of societies for every individual.

Did my PhD here. An excellent experience all round. Friendly staff, always aiming for the best of the student. Perfect choice for me.

Simply excellent university,extremely high employment rate and friendly, understanding staff.

There's nothing to do. The course is far too easy. Staff and students are rude. University only cares about making money. Complete fraud.

I resigned from security job due to other staff being racist about students and bullying. Evidence was therr and other staff witnessed and gave statements. Covered up and staff members still there

I resigned from security job due to other staff being racist about students and bullying. Evidence was therr and other staff witnessed and gave statements. Covered up and staff members still there

What do you call it if someone sells a useless product for a lot on money? - fraud. And what do you call it if they do so under the veil of Christianity? - hypocrisy. There is a certain level of insanity/desperation at the level of the senior management, and that trickles down to everything else. Last year, lots of (decent) lecturers walked out because they could not stand it. One of my friends finally got his money back after being messed around by the University. A severely disabled student's time at the University was a complete disaster - the University prides itself for being incredibly caring! Much of the student population could be aptly described as dimwits - it isn't a good learning environment for a driven student if the first two years are spent getting up to A-level standard. Note: If you don't get an offer from a reputable university, there is always Hope - or better: become a decent estate agent of plumber.

What do you call it if someone sells a useless product for a lot on money? - fraud. And what do you call it if they do so under the veil of Christianity? - hypocrisy. There is a certain level of insanity/desperation at the level of the senior management, and that trickles down to everything else. Last year, lots of (decent) lecturers walked out because they could not stand it. One of my friends finally got his money back after being messed around by the University. A severely disabled student's time at the University was a complete disaster - the University prides itself for being incredibly caring! Much of the student population could be aptly described as dimwits - it isn't a good learning environment for a driven student if the first two years are spent getting up to A-level standard. Note: If you don't get an offer from a reputable university, there is always Hope - or better: become a decent estate agent of plumber.

I struggled with mental health issues while studying at Liverpool Hope but instead of receiving support, I was dismissed as lazy. While being told off for my poor attendance, I was told by a member of the philosophy faculty that they were disappointed when I passed my second year resits, because they hoped I would learn a lesson by failing. The disability support team assumed the role of psychiatric medical practitioners by ignoring my medical history and rejecting my appeals for support. Despite some of my tutors recognising my academic potential, I was treated with disdain. Not a shred of empathy from anyone. A very phoney, unChristian institution.

I love it here! It has a buzzing atmosphere!

Absolutely dreadful. Being lured in by this 'university' was the biggest mistake of my life. And, in my experience, it is Christian in name only.

My course has been a disaster from day one. The university claims to have "unparalleled access" to all local institutions. This has involved us being shown small sea animals in The World Museum and sitting in the children's area at The Walker Gallery and being shown around their open exhibitions which we could vi- please remembers that my course is a Masters in Art History and Curating. Our work placement was more like free labour, where one cohort had to pick up rubbish and flyer and another was sent to the vault to watch a guy photograph objects for 3 days before she quit and his reply was "I'm surprised you lasted this long". We have had no tutorship, guidance or lectures on curating, no access to curating professionals. As a small cohort (5) we raised this with the university and were told to that we should be attending the free local talks to make up for the lack of lectures. And forget about library access after 5pm or weekends. DO NOT GO TO THIS UNIVERSITY!

If you're planning on studying fine art there, don't. They don't teach you anything. Also art history is fifty percent of your degree and they don't give you honours in it. Also 1.5% of your degree is an evaluation of the skills you've learnt in art history. There is barely any studio space and they only have a handful of artists talks a year. Just don't go there. I've wasted a year of my life there. If I could give them no stars I would. Extremely disappointed.

Really poor return for my £9000, The creative campus offers little inspiration to students and there is many disgruntled student afraid to speak out about the lazy abject tutors " I think some of the lecturers think its a paid holiday" The campus is great,facilities are fine and its near to the town center. Think again if your expecting and dynamic pearning environment where you will be performing once or twice a week this is not the case. Self motivated ones need only apply as the tutors offer nothing ...think carefully when you choose .

My experience in the university is really good. They gave us a lot of facilitys and they really tried to motivate us, what is really important.

Very friendly atmosphere at hope university with great facilities.

Ensuite halls are lovely. So close to everything, laundry, lessons, bus stops.

Lovely environment - would definitely reccomend!

I've done my first year and I'm going into my second year. I study at The a Creative Campus not the main Liverpool Hope University campus so can only review that. It's a lovely pretty well kept quite small campus with its on theatre, nice canteen cafe snd coffee shop. There is also a corner shop which is very small and only open during study hours but good if you need the odd thing. Lecturers are all pioneers in their field all researching and continually studying the subject that they teach you. Facilities are good there's a 24 hour student zone with computers, a library, great hall, and old fashioned study space with computers. Lots of studios as all classes are arts based, dance, drama etc.

I stayed at St Elphin Halls in the HCA Building (aka Harry Potter Halls). It was old so I expected there to be issues with it technically, but the bathrooms are modern and the rooms are spacious. The kitchens are small but there are 5 on one floor. It was an easy way to make friends as there was a group about about 35 girls on the floor with me. Security is strict but you can sneak around it easily. Now I'm excited for year 2 in a house! It is worth the experience. Love the university and my new friends.

Campus is lovely and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming

The uni is quiet and clean, relatively easy to navigate and if you're lost people are always willing to help out. Got a lot of facilities across the campus that are being improved all the time.

when I attended an interview at the university I felt very welcomed and I thought that everything was accessible and I really enjoyed my time there.

Liverpool Hope

Its small friendly and had a limit on semiar sizes of ten to twenty. Take students opinions on board and try to make changes the students want.

Cons?
It sometimes lacks communication with students.