Liverpool Hope University

A research and teaching accelerated institution, Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool, England, UK, is a reputable public university. It is rooted in its ecumenical Christian heritage, and has a unique experience of higher education that is values-oriented.

It commits to academic excellence, personal transformation, and developing graduates in order to positively contribute to society. It is situated within the lively city of Liverpool, the institution provides a welcoming and supportive atmosphere for students from diverse backgrounds.

The University was founded by combining several traditional teacher training colleges and has a long history of genuine commitment to both education and the community.

This is an institution that seeks to differentiate itself with a commitment to its foundational Christian ethos, which informs its teaching, research, and student experience, in a promise to enhance ethical consciousness and social responsibility.

This is also an institution that seeks to advance knowledge, understanding and wisdom for the common good while preparing graduates to be responsible and engaged citizens contributing positively to their communities and the wider world.

Besides its comprehensive range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across various disciplines, the university provides a nurturing learning environment that encourages not only academic achievement but also the personal flourishing of intellectual development.

Furthermore, the university provides ample opportunities for sport and fitness, with numerous gyms, parks, and sporting venues. And to ensure a holistic and enriching student experience that extends far beyond the classroom, Liverpool offers a wide array of extracurricular activities.

The University's motto in Ancient Greek is "ν πιστει ὲλπιδι και ἀγἀπη" and in English "In faith, hope and love" which emphasize its values, its approach to education, and the kind of graduates it aims to produce.

And it is profoundly devoted to encouraging a culture of research and scholarship and to prepare students to assume responsibilities for the greater good.

The history of Liverpool Hope University can be traced back to the 19th and 20th centuries with the establishment of three different teacher training colleges, each contributing to its unique identity.

St. Katharine's College dates back to 1844, initially in Warrington, before moving to Liverpool, and it was significant in encouraging the education of women at the time.

Notre Dame College was opened in 1856, primarily for the education of Catholic women. Christ's College was then established in 1964 with a view to training male teachers.

In 1975, they came together to create the Liverpool Institute of Higher Education (LIHE). Finally, in 2005, LIHE became a full university, assuming the name Liverpool Hope University, marking a new chapter in a long and distinguished history.

Recently, while the university mostly operates from Hope Park and Creative Campus sites, the legacy of its founding colleges and their historical places in Liverpool continues to inform its ethos and commitment to education within the city.

Key Milestones:

1. 1844: Origins trace back to the establishment of St. Katharine's College.
2. 1856: Notre Dame College, another founding institution, was established.
3. 1964: Christ's College was founded.
4. 1975: The three colleges federated to form Liverpool Institute of Higher Education (LIHE).
5. 1979: Liverpool Institute of Higher Education.
6. 1995: Liverpool Hope University College.
7. 2005: LIHE was granted university status and renamed Liverpool Hope University.

In essence, the story of Liverpool Hope University is a compelling narrative of growth and unity. This journey, which has the major elements of establishment and eventual federation, draws an ongoing, unwavering commitment to education and community which sets it apart to this day.

1. Association for Nutrition (AfN)
2. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
3. BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT
4. British Association of Sport Rehabilitators and Trainers (BASRaT)
5. British Psychological Society (BPS)
6. Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM)
7. Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)
8. Department for Education (DfE)
9. Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
10. National Youth Agency (NYA)
11. Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
12. Tourism Management Institute (TMI)

The LHU or Liverpool Hope University offers a diverse range of facilities across its four (04) distinct campuses, providing the academic, residential, and extracurricular needs of its student body.

Hope Park (Main Teaching Campus):

Capacity: The campus serves the majority of undergraduate students and a significant portion of postgraduate taught programmes.

Facilities: The site features a diverse collection of academic buildings that contain lecture theatres, seminar rooms, and learning environments dedicated to various disciplines.

In addition, there is the Sheppard-Worlock Library, a central source of academic resources which includes extensive collections in both physical and digital forms, as well as places to study alone or in groups and IT access.

The Technology Centre also has access to computer labs, software and specialist technology support. The campus has a comprehensive open wifi network across the site.

University accommodation: At present, the university offers a variety of different room types and communal spaces for undergraduate students. The specific facilities for disabilities are also a priority, with accessible entrances, lifts, specially adapted classrooms and assistive technology.

The campus classrooms are equipped with modern teaching technology, including projectors, interactive whiteboards and audiovisual systems.

Moreover, Hope Park also has catering outlets, social learning spaces, a chaplaincy, and the main Sports Centre.

Creative Campus (Home to Creative and Performing Arts Degrees):

Capacity: The campus mainly supports students enrolled in creative and performing arts programmes (Drama, Dance, Music, etc.).

Facilities: The Creative Campus includes specialised facilities that are essential for the discipline such as performance theatres, sprung floor dance studios, music practice rooms that provide instruments, recording studios, and digital media studios. The campus library has arts-specific resources and wireless access is available.

University accommodation: Although mainly a campus for teaching, it may offer some limited short-term or specialised accommodation for students of the arts.

Accessible facilities for disabilities can be integrated into the classroom and technical spaces to ensure access to studios and performance spaces.

Teaching technology equipment is industry-standard, including professional sound and lighting equipment, video editing suites, and recording performances.

Aigburth Park (Residential-Only Campus):

Capacity: The campus primarily provides university accommodation for postgraduate students and international students.

Facilities: Primarily concerned with living provisions and an assortment of room types (most are en-suite) with shared kitchen facilities, social lounges, and quiet study areas.

Although there is residency, it is not a central teaching campus; however, it does provide a professional and supportive living environment conducive to studying. The WiFi is supported throughout the residential buildings.

The accommodations accessibility for disabilities will often be considered part of the living provisions of residence. They may not typically have libraries or specialised technology centres in residence, but residents have access to those resources at their main teaching campuses.

Plas Caerdeon (Outdoor Education Centre):

Capacity: The campus capacity varies depending on the activities and groups utilising the centre.

Facilities: This centre is located in North Wales and provides excellent facilities for outdoor education and fieldwork, such as accommodation, catering, and equipment for activities like hiking and kayaking, and environmental studies.

The site is used as a base for specific academic programmes, and for some students' development initiatives related to outdoor learning and teamwork.

The disability facilities are modified to the outdoor environment wherever possible, but availability may depend on the activity and terrain of the particular event.

The teaching technology equipment is centred on outdoor learning practical and safety equipment, and due to its remote site, it may have limitations on wireless networks.

Foundation

1. Accounting & Finance
2. Accounting & Finance & Economics
3. Accounting & Finance and Business
4. Accounting & Finance and Business Management
5. Accounting & Finance and Computer Science
6. Accounting & Finance and Information Technology
7. Accounting & Finance and International Relations
8. Accounting & Finance and Mathematics  
9. Artificial Intelligence
10. Business Management
11. Business Management and Childhood & Youth
12. Business Management and Computer Science
13. Business Management and Economics
14. Business Management and Geography
15. Business Management and Information Technology
16. Business Management and International Relations
17. Business Management and Law
18. Business Management and Mathematics
19. Business Management and Musical Theatre  
20. Business Management and Sport & Physical Education
21. Business Management and Sport and & Exercise Science
22. Business Management and Tourism
23. Childhood & Youth
24. Childhood & Youth and Drama
25. Childhood & Youth and Education
26. Childhood & Youth and Politics
27. Childhood & Youth and Psychology
28. Childhood & Youth and Social Care
29. Childhood & Youth and Sociology
30. Childhood & Youth and Sport & Physical Education
31. Computer Science
32. Computer Science (with a Year in Industry)  
33. Computer Science and Creative Industries Business Management
34. Computer Science and Criminology
35. Computer Science and Geography
36. Computer Science and History
37. Computer Science and Music Production
38. Computer Science and Philosophy & Ethics
39. Conservation Biology
40. Conservation Biology and Geography
41. Contemporary Fashion Design and Creative Industries Business Management
42. Contemporary Fashion Design and Dance
43. Creative Industries Business Management
44. Creative Industries Business Management and Art History
45. Creative Industries Business Management and Computer Science
46. Creative Industries Business Management and Contemporary Fashion Design  
47. Creative Industries Business Management and Creative Writing
48. Creative Industries Business Management and Dance
49. Creative Industries Business Management and English Language
50. Creative Industries Business Management and English Literature
51. Creative Industries Business Management and Film & Visual Culture  
52. and Tourism
53. Creative Writing
54. Creative Writing and Criminology
55. Creative Writing and Dance
56. Creative Writing and Drama
57. Creative Writing and English Literature
58. Creative Writing and History
59. Creative Writing and Media & Communication
60. Creative Writing and Philosophy & Ethics
61. Creative Writing and Psychology
62. Criminology
63. Criminology and Drama
64. Criminology and Early Childhood
65. Criminology and Education
66. Criminology and Film & Visual Culture
67. Criminology and Human Biology
68. Criminology and Law
69. Criminology and Media & Communication
70. Criminology and Musical Theatre
71. Criminology and Philosophy & Ethics
72. Criminology and Psychology
73. Criminology and Social Care  
74. Criminology and Sociology
75. Dance
76. Dance and Drama
77. Dance and Early Childhood
78. Dance and Education
79. Dance and Musical Theatre
80. Dance and Psychology
81. Dance and Sport & Physical Education
82. Digital Creativity
83. Digital Creativity and Music Production  
84. Drama & Theatre
85. Drama and English Language
86. Drama and English Literature
87. Drama and Film & Visual Culture
88. Drama and History
89. Drama and Music
90. Drama and Music Production
91. Drama and Musical Theatre
92. Drama and Sociology  
93. Early Childhood
94. Early Childhood and Education
95. Early Childhood and Health & Wellbeing
96. Early Childhood and Psychology
97. Early Childhood and Social Care
98. Early Childhood and Special Educational Needs
99. Economics and History
100. Economics and Philosophy & Ethics
101. Economics and Politics
102. Economics and Sport & Exercise Science
103. Education
104. Education and English Language  
105. Education and English Literature
106. Education and Mathematics
107. Education and Music
108. Education and Musical Theatre
109. Education and Special Educational Needs
110. Education and Sport & Physical Education
111. Electronic & Computer Engineering
112. English Language
113. English Language and English Literature
114. English Language and Special Educational Needs
115. English Literature
116. English Literature and Film & Visual Culture
117. English Literature and Law
118. English Literature and Media & Communication
119. English Literature and Music
120. English Literature and Philosophy & Ethics
121. English Literature and Politics
122. English Literature and Psychology
123. English Literature and Sociology  
124. Environmental Science
125. Film & Visual Culture
126. Film & Visual Culture and Media & Communication
127. Film & Visual Culture and Music Production
128. Film & Visual Culture and Philosophy & Ethics
129. Film, TV, Radio & Media Production
130. Fine Art  
131. Geography
132. Geography and Sport & Physical Education
133. Graphic Design
134. Health & Social Care
135. Health & Wellbeing
136. Health & Wellbeing and Human Biology
137. Health & Wellbeing and Psychology
138. Health & Wellbeing and Social Care
139. Health & Wellbeing and Sport & Physical Education
140. History
141. History and International Relations
142. History and Law
143. History and Media & Communication
144. History and Philosophy & Ethics
145. History and Politics
146. History and Psychology
147. History and Sociology  
148. Human Biology
149. Human Biology and Sport & Exercise Science
150. Human Geography
151. Human Geography and Economics
152. Human Geography and International Relations
153. Human Geography and Sociology
154. Human Geography and Sport & Physical Education
155. Information Technology  
156. Information Technology and Media & Communication
157. Information Technology and Music Production
158. International Relations
159. International Relations and Psychology
160. International Relations and Tourism
161. Law
162. Law (4 Years)
163. Law and Philosophy & Ethics
164. Law and Politics
165. Law and Psychology
166. Mathematics
167. Mathematics (with Year Industry)
168. Media & Communication
169. Media & Communication and Sociology
170. Media & Communication and Special Educational Needs
171. Media & Communication and Sport & Physical Education
172. Media & Communication and Tourism
173. Music
174. Music and Contemporary Craft
175. Music and Music Production
176. Music and Politics
177. Music and Psychology
178. Music Production
179. Music Production and Business Management
180. Music Production and Contemporary Craft  
181. Music Production and Musical Theatre
182. Musical Theatre
183. Musical Theatre and Contemporary Craft
184. Musical Theatre and Politics
185. Musical Theatre and Psychology
186. Philosophy & Ethics and Sociology
187. Physical Geography
188. Politics
189. Politics & International Relations
190. Politics and Sociology
191. Psychology
192. Psychology and Sociology
193. Psychology and Special Educational Needs
194. Psychology and Sport & Exercise Science
195. Psychology in Education
196. Robotics
197. Robotics (with a Year in Industry)
198. Social Care
199. Social Care and Sociology
200. Social Care and Sports & Physical Education
201. Sociology
202. Software Engineering
203. Software Engineering (4 Years)
204. Software Engineering (with a year in industry)
205. Software Engineering (with a year in industry) (5 Years)
206. Special Educational Needs
207. Special Educational Needs & Disability Studies
208. Special Educational Needs and Contemporary Craft
209. Special Educational Needs and Sport & Physical Education
210. Sport & Exercise Science
211. Sport & Physical Education
212. Tourism
213. Tourism Management

Undergraduate

1. Accounting & Finance
2. Accounting & Finance (with Foundation Year)
3. Accounting & Finance (with Placement Year)
4. Accounting & Finance (with Study Abroad)
5. Accounting & Finance & Economics
6. Accounting & Finance & Economics (with Foundation Year)
7. Accounting & Finance & Economics (with Placement Year)
8. Accounting & Finance & Economics (with Study Abroad)
9. Accounting & Finance and Business Management
10. Accounting & Finance and Business Management (with Foundation Year)
11. Accounting & Finance and Business Management (with Placement Year)
12. Accounting & Finance and Business Management (with Study Abroad)
13. Accounting & Finance and Computer Science
14. Accounting & Finance and Computer Science (with Foundation Year)
15. Accounting & Finance and Computer Science (with Placement Year)
16. Accounting & Finance and Computer Science (with Study Abroad)
17. Accounting & Finance and Information Technology
18. Accounting & Finance and Information Technology (with Foundation Year)
19. Accounting & Finance and Information Technology (with Placement Year)
20. Accounting & Finance and Information Technology (with Study Abroad)
21. Accounting & Finance and International Relations (with Foundation Year)
22. Accounting & Finance and Mathematics
23. Accounting & Finance and Mathematics (with Foundation Year)
24. Accounting & Finance and Mathematics (with Placement Year)
25. Accounting & Finance and Mathematics (with Study Abroad)
26. Accounting & Finance and Sport & Physical Education (with Foundation Year)
27. Art History
28. Art History (with Placement Year)
29. Art History (with Study Abroad)
30. Art History and Contemporary Fashion Design
31. Art History and Contemporary Fashion Design (with Placement Year)
32. Art History and Contemporary Fashion Design (with Study Abroad)
33. Art History and Creative Industries Business Management
34. Art History and Creative Industries Business Management (with Placement Year)
35. Art History and Creative Industries Business Management (with Study Abroad)
36. Art History and Creative Writing (with Placement Year)
37. Art History and Creative Writing (with Study Abroad)
38. Art History and Early Childhood
39. Art History and Early Childhood (with Placement Year)
40. Art History and Early Childhood (with Study Abroad)
41. Art History and Education
42. Art History and Education (with Study Abroad)
43. Art History and Film & Visual Culture
44. Art History and Film & Visual Culture (with Study Abroad)
45. Art History and Media & Communication
46. Art History and Media & Communication (with Study Abroad)
47. Art History and Philosophy & Ethics
48. Art History and Philosophy & Ethics (with Placement Year)
49. Art History and Philosophy & Ethics (with Study Abroad)
50. Art History and Psychology
51. Art History and Psychology (with Placement Year)
52. Art History and Psychology (with Study Abroad)
53. Artificial Intelligence
54. Artificial Intelligence (with a Year in Industry)
55. Artificial Intelligence (with a Year in Industry) (with Foundation Year)
56. Artificial Intelligence (with a Year in Industry) (with Study Abroad)
57. Artificial Intelligence (with Foundation Year)
58. Artificial Intelligence (with Placement Year)
59. Artificial Intelligence (with Study Abroad)
60. Business Management
61. Business Management (with Foundation Year)
62. Business Management (with Placement Year)
63. Business Management (with Study Abroad)
64. Business Management and Childhood & Youth
65. Business Management and Childhood & Youth (with Foundation Year)
66. Business Management and Childhood & Youth (with Placement Year)
67. Business Management and Childhood & Youth (with Study Abroad)
68. Business Management and Computer Science
69. Business Management and Computer Science (with Foundation Year)
70. Business Management and Computer Science (with Placement Year)
71. Business Management and Computer Science (with Study Abroad)
72. Business Management and Dance
73. Business Management and Dance (with Foundation Year)
74. Business Management and Dance (with Placement Year)
75. Business Management and Economics
76. Business Management and Economics (with Foundation Year)
77. Business Management and Economics (with Placement Year)
78. Business Management and Economics (with Study Abroad)
79. Business Management and Information Technology
80. Business Management and Information Technology (with Foundation Year)
81. Business Management and Information Technology (with Placement Year)
82. Business Management and Information Technology (with Study Abroad)
83. Business Management and International Relations
84. Business Management and International Relations (with Foundation Year)
85. Business Management and International Relations (with Placement Year)
86. Business Management and International Relations (with Study Abroad)
87. Business Management and Law
88. Business Management and Law (with Foundation Year)
89. Business Management and Law (with Placement Year)
90. Business Management and Law (with Study Abroad)
91. Business Management and Sport & Physical Education
92. Business Management and Sport & Physical Education (with Foundation Year)
93. Business Management and Sport & Physical Education (with Placement Year)
94. Business Management and Sport & Physical Education (with Study Abroad)
95. Business Management and Sport and & Exercise Science
96. Business Management and Sport and & Exercise Science (with Foundation Year)
97. Business Management and Sport and & Exercise Science (with Placement Year)
98. Business Management and Sport and & Exercise Science (with Study Abroad)
99. Business Management and Tourism
100. Business Management and Tourism (with Foundation Year)
101. Business Management and Tourism (with Placement Year)
102. Business Management and Tourism (with Study Abroad)
103. Childhood & Youth
104. Childhood & Youth (with Foundation Year)
105. Childhood & Youth (with Placement Year)
106. Childhood & Youth (with Study Abroad)
107. Childhood & Youth and Creative Writing
108. Childhood & Youth and Creative Writing (with Study Abroad)
109. Childhood & Youth and Drama
110. Childhood & Youth and Drama (with Foundation Year)
111. Childhood & Youth and Drama (with Placement Year)
112. Childhood & Youth and Drama (with Study Abroad)
113. Childhood & Youth and Early Childhood
114. Childhood & Youth and Early Childhood (with Foundation Year)
115. Childhood & Youth and Early Childhood (with Placement Year)
116. Childhood & Youth and Early Childhood (with Study Abroad)
117. Childhood & Youth and Education
118. Childhood & Youth and Education (with Foundation Year)
119. Childhood & Youth and Education (with Placement Year)
120. Childhood & Youth and Education (with Study Abroad)
121. Childhood & Youth and Politics
122. Childhood & Youth and Psychology
123. Childhood & Youth and Psychology (with Foundation Year)
124. Childhood & Youth and Psychology (with Placement Year)
125. Childhood & Youth and Psychology (with Study Abroad)
126. Childhood & Youth and Social Care
127. Childhood & Youth and Social Care (with Foundation Year)
128. Childhood & Youth and Social Care (with Placement Year)
129. Childhood & Youth and Social Care (with Study Abroad)
130. Childhood & Youth and Sociology
131. Childhood & Youth and Sociology (with Placement Year)
132. Childhood & Youth and Sociology (with Study Abroad)
133. Childhood & Youth and Sport & Physical Education
134. Childhood & Youth and Sport & Physical Education (with Foundation Year
135. Childhood & Youth and Sport & Physical Education (with Placement Year)
136. Childhood & Youth and Sport & Physical Education (with Study Abroad)
137. Computer Science
138. Computer Science (with a Year in Industry)
139. Computer Science (with a Year in Industry) (with Foundation Year)
140. Computer Science (with a Year in Industry) (with Study Abroad)
141. Computer Science (with Foundation Year)
142. Computer Science (with Study Abroad)
143. Computer Science and Creative Industries Business Management
144. Computer Science and Creative Industries Business Management (with Foundation Year)
145. Computer Science and Creative Industries Business Management (with Placement Year)
146. Computer Science and Creative Industries Business Management (with Study Abroad)
147. Computer Science and Criminology
148. Computer Science and Criminology (with Foundation Year)
149. Computer Science and Criminology (with Placement Year)
150. Computer Science and Criminology (with Study Abroad)
151. Computer Science and Geography
152. Computer Science and Geography (with Placement Year)
153. Computer Science and History
154. Computer Science and History (with Foundation Year)
155. Computer Science and Music Production
156. Computer Science and Music Production (with Foundation Year)
157. Computer Science and Music Production (with Placement Year)
158. Computer Science and Music Production (with Study Abroad)
159. Computer Science and Philosophy & Ethics
160. Computer Science and Philosophy & Ethics (with Foundation Year)
161. Computer Science and Philosophy & Ethics (with Placement Year)
162. Computer Science and Philosophy & Ethics (with Study Abroad)
163. Conservation Biology
164. Conservation Biology (with Foundation Year)
165. Conservation Biology (with Placement Year)
166. Conservation Biology (with Study Abroad)
167. Conservation Biology and Geography
168. Conservation Biology and Geography (with Foundation Year)
169. Conservation Biology and Geography (with Placement Year)
170. Conservation Biology and Geography (with Study Abroad)
171. Contemporary Fashion Design
172. Contemporary Fashion Design (with Foundation Year)
173. Contemporary Fashion Design (with Placement Year)
174. Contemporary Fashion Design (with Study Abroad)
175. Contemporary Fashion Design and Creative Industries Business Management
176. Contemporary Fashion Design and Creative Industries Business Management (with Foundation Year)
177. Contemporary Fashion Design and Creative Industries Business Management (with Placement Year)
178. Contemporary Fashion Design and Creative Industries Business Management (with Study Abroad)
179. Contemporary Fashion Design and Dance
180. Contemporary Fashion Design and Dance (with Foundation Year)
181. Contemporary Fashion Design and Dance (with Placement Year)
182. Contemporary Fashion Design and Dance (with Study Abroad)
183. Creative Industries Business Management
184. Creative Industries Business Management (with Foundation Year)
185. Creative Industries Business Management (with Placement Year)
186. Creative Industries Business Management (with Study Abroad)
187. Creative Industries Business Management and Art History
188. Creative Industries Business Management and Art History (with Foundation Year)
189. Creative Industries Business Management and Art History (with Placement Year)
190. Creative Industries Business Management and Art History (with Study Abroad)
191. Creative Industries Business Management and Computer Science
192. Creative Industries Business Management and Computer Science (with Foundation Year)
193. Creative Industries Business Management and Computer Science (with Placement Year)
194. Creative Industries Business Management and Computer Science (with Study Abroad)
195. Creative Industries Business Management and Contemporary Fashion Design
196. Creative Industries Business Management and Contemporary Fashion Design (with Foundation Year)
197. Creative Industries Business Management and Contemporary Fashion Design (with Placement Year)
198. Creative Industries Business Management and Contemporary Fashion Design (with Study Abroad)
199. Creative Industries Business Management and Creative Writing
200. Creative Industries Business Management and Creative Writing (with Foundation Year)
201. Creative Industries Business Management and Creative Writing (with Placement Year)
202. Creative Industries Business Management and Creative Writing (with Study Abroad)
203. Creative Industries Business Management and Dance
204. Creative Industries Business Management and Dance (with Foundation Year)
205. Creative Industries Business Management and Dance (with Placement Year)
206. Creative Industries Business Management and Dance (with Study Abroad)
207. Creative Industries Business Management and English Language
208. Creative Industries Business Management and English Language (with Foundation Year)
209. Creative Industries Business Management and English Language (with Placement Year)
210. Creative Industries Business Management and English Literature (with Study Abroad)
211. Creative Industries Business Management and Film & Visual Culture
212. Creative Industries Business Management and Film & Visual Culture (with Foundation Year)
213. Creative Industries Business Management and Film & Visual Culture (with Placement Year)
214. Creative Industries Business Management and Film & Visual Culture (with Study Abroad)
215. Creative Industries Business Management and Music (with Foundation Year)
216. Creative Industries Business Management and Music (with Placement Year)
217. Creative Writing
218. Creative Writing (with Foundation Year)
219. Creative Writing (with Placement Year)
220. Creative Writing (with Study Abroad)
221. Creative Writing and Dance
222. Creative Writing and Drama
223. Creative Writing and Drama (with Foundation Year)
224. Creative Writing and Drama (with Placement Year)
225. Creative Writing and Drama (with Study Abroad)
226. Creative Writing and English Literature
227. Creative Writing and English Literature (with Foundation Year)
228. Creative Writing and English Literature (with Placement Year)
229. Creative Writing and English Literature (with Study Abroad)
230. Creative Writing and History
231. Creative Writing and History (with Foundation Year)
232. Creative Writing and History (with Placement Year)
233. Creative Writing and History (with Study Abroad)
234. Creative Writing and Media & Communication
235. Creative Writing and Media & Communication (with Foundation Year)
236. Creative Writing and Media & Communication (with Placement Year)
237. Creative Writing and Media & Communication (with Study Abroad)
238. Creative Writing and Philosophy & Ethics (with Foundation Year)
239. Creative Writing and Philosophy & Ethics (with Study Abroad)
240. Creative Writing and Psychology
241. Creative Writing and Psychology (with Foundation Year)
242. Creative Writing and Psychology (with Placement Year)
243. Creative Writing and Psychology (with Study Abroad)
244. Criminology
245. Criminology (with Foundation Year)
246. Criminology (with Placement Year)
247. Criminology (with Study Abroad)
248. Criminology and Drama
249. Criminology and Drama (with Foundation Year)
250. Criminology and Early Childhood
251. Criminology and Early Childhood (with Foundation Year)
252. Criminology and Early Childhood (with Placement Year)
253. Criminology and Early Childhood (with Study Abroad)
254. Criminology and Film & Visual Culture
255. Criminology and Human Biology
256. Criminology and Human Biology (with Foundation Year)
257. Criminology and Law
258. Criminology and Law (with Foundation Year)
259. Criminology and Law (with Placement Year)
260. Criminology and Media & Communication
261. Criminology and Media & Communication (with Foundation Year)
262. Criminology and Media & Communication (with Placement Year)
263. Criminology and Musical Theatre
264. Criminology and Musical Theatre (with Foundation Year)
265. Criminology and Philosophy & Ethics
266. Criminology and Philosophy & Ethics (with Foundation Year)
267. Criminology and Philosophy & Ethics (with Placement Year)
268. Criminology and Psychology
269. Criminology and Psychology (with Foundation Year)
270. Criminology and Psychology (with Placement Year)
271. Criminology and Social Care (with Foundation Year)
272. Criminology and Social Care (with Placement Year)
273. Criminology and Sociology
274. Criminology and Sociology (with Foundation Year)
275. Criminology and Sociology (with Placement Year)
276. Dance
277. Dance (with Foundation Year)
278. Dance (with Placement Year)
279. Dance (with Study Abroad)
280. Dance and Drama
281. Dance and Drama (with Foundation Year)
282. Dance and Drama (with Placement Year)
283. Dance and Early Childhood
284. Dance and Early Childhood (with Foundation Year)
285. Dance and Early Childhood (with Placement Year)
286. Dance and Education
287. Dance and Education (with Foundation Year)
288. Dance and Education (with Placement Year)
289. Dance and Musical Theatre
290. Dance and Musical Theatre (with Foundation Year)
291. Dance and Musical Theatre (with Placement Year)
292. Dance and Sport & Physical Education
293. Dance and Sport & Physical Education (with Foundation Year)
294. Dance and Sport & Physical Education (with Placement Year)
295. Digital Creativity (with Foundation Year)
296. Digital Creativity (with Placement Year)
297. Digital Creativity (with Study Abroad)
298. Drama
299. Drama (with Foundation Year)
300. Drama (with Placement Year)
301. Drama (with Study Abroad)
302. Drama & Theatre
303. Drama & Theatre (with Foundation Year)
304. Drama & Theatre (with Placement Year)
305. Drama & Theatre (with Study Abroad)
306. Drama and English Literature
307. Drama and English Literature (with Foundation Year)
308. Drama and English Literature (with Placement Year)
309. Drama and Film & Visual Culture
310. Drama and Film & Visual Culture (with Foundation Year)
311. Drama and Film & Visual Culture (with Placement Year)
312. Drama and History
313. Drama and History (with Foundation Year)
314. Drama and History (with Placement Year)
315. Drama and Music
316. Drama and Music (with Foundation Year)
317. Drama and Music (with Placement Year)
318. Drama and Music Production
319. Drama and Music Production (with Foundation Year)
320. Drama and Music Production (with Placement Year)
321. Drama and Musical Theatre
322. Drama and Musical Theatre (with Foundation Year)
323. Drama and Musical Theatre (with Placement Year)
324. Drama and Sociology
325. Drama and Sociology (with Foundation Year)
326. Drama and Sociology (with Placement Year)
327. Early Childhood
328. Early Childhood (with Foundation Year)
329. Early Childhood (with Placement Year)
330. Early Childhood (with Study Abroad)
331. Early Childhood and Education
332. Early Childhood and Education (with Foundation Year)
333. Early Childhood and Education (with Placement Year)
334. Early Childhood and Education (with Study Abroad)
335. Early Childhood and Health & Wellbeing
336. Early Childhood and Health & Wellbeing (with Foundation Year)
337. Early Childhood and Health & Wellbeing (with Placement Year)
338. Early Childhood and Health & Wellbeing (with Study Abroad)
339. Early Childhood and Psychology
340. Early Childhood and Psychology (with Foundation Year)
341. Early Childhood and Psychology (with Placement Year)
342. Early Childhood and Psychology (with Study Abroad)
343. Early Childhood and Social Care
344. Early Childhood and Social Care (with Foundation Year)
345. Early Childhood and Social Care (with Placement Year)
346. Early Childhood and Social Care (with Study Abroad)
347. Early Childhood and Special Educational Needs
348. Early Childhood and Special Educational Needs (with Foundation Year)
349. Early Childhood and Special Educational Needs (with Placement Year)
350. Early Childhood and Special Educational Needs (with Study Abroad)
351. Economics
352. Economics (with Placement Year)
353. Economics (with Study Abroad)
354. Economics and History
355. Economics and History (with Foundation Year)
356. Economics and History (with Placement Year)
357. Economics and History (with Study Abroad)
358. Economics and Philosophy & Ethics
359. Economics and Philosophy & Ethics (with Foundation Year)
360. Economics and Philosophy & Ethics (with Placement Year)
361. Economics and Philosophy & Ethics (with Study Abroad)
362. Economics and Politics
363. Economics and Politics (with Foundation Year)
364. Economics and Politics (with Placement Year)
365. Economics and Politics (with Study Abroad)
366. Economics and Sport & Exercise Science
367. Economics and Sport & Exercise Science (with Foundation Year)
368. Economics and Sport & Exercise Science (with Placement Year)
369. Economics and Sport & Exercise Science (with Study Abroad)
370. Education
371. Education (with Foundation Year)
372. Education (with Placement Year)
373. Education (with Study Abroad)
374. Education & Psychology
375. Education & Psychology (with Placement Year)
376. Education & Psychology (with Study Abroad)
377. Education and English Language
378. Education and English Language (with Foundation Year)
379. Education and English Language (with Placement Year)
380. Education and English Language (with Study Abroad)
381. Education and English Literature
382. Education and English Literature (with Foundation Year)
383. Education and English Literature (with Placement Year)
384. Education and English Literature (with Study Abroad)
385. Education and Mathematics
386. Education and Mathematics (with Foundation Year)
387. Education and Mathematics (with Placement Year)
388. Education and Mathematics (with Study Abroad)
389. Education and Music (with Placement Year)
390. Education and Music (with Study Abroad)
391. Education and Musical Theatre
392. Education and Musical Theatre (with Foundation Year)
393. Education and Musical Theatre (with Placement Year)
394. Education and Musical Theatre (with Study Abroad)
395. Education and Special Educational Needs
396. Education and Sport & Physical Education
397. Electronic & Computer Engineering
398. English Language
399. English Language and English Literature
400. English Language and Special Educational Needs
401. English Literature
402. English Literature and Film & Visual Culture
403. English Literature and Law
404. English Literature and Media & Communication
405. English Literature and Music
406. English Literature and Philosophy & Ethics
407. English Literature and Politics
408. English Literature and Psychology
409. English Literature and Sociology
410. Environmental Science
411. Film & Visual Culture
412. Film & Visual Culture and Media & Communication
413. Film & Visual Culture and Music Production
414. Film & Visual Culture and Philosophy & Ethics
415. Film, TV, Radio & Media Production
416. Fine Art
417. Geography
418. Geography and Sport & Physical Education
419. Graphic Design
420. Health & Social Care
421. Health & Wellbeing
422. Health & Wellbeing and Human Biology
423. Health & Wellbeing and Psychology
424. Health & Wellbeing and Social Care
425. Health & Wellbeing and Sport & Physical Education
426. History
427. History and International Relations
428. History and Law
429. History and Media & Communication
430. History and Philosophy & Ethics
431. History and Politics
432. History and Psychology
433. History and Sociology  
434. Human Biology
435. Human Biology and Sport & Exercise Science
436. Human Geography
437. Human Geography and Business Management
438. Human Geography and Conservation Biology
439. Human Geography and International Relations
440. Human Geography and Sociology
441. Human Geography and Sport & Physical Education
442. Information Technology  
443. Information Technology and Media & Communication
444. Information Technology and Music Production
445. International Relations
446. International Relations and Psychology
447. International Relations and Tourism
448. Law
449. Law and Philosophy & Ethics
450. Law and Politics
451. Law and Psychology
452. Marketing and Sociology
453. Mathematics
454. Media & Communication
455. Media & Communication and Sociology
456. Media & Communication and Special Educational Needs
457. Media & Communication and Sport & Physical Education
458. Media & Communication and Tourism
459. Music
460. Music and Contemporary Craft
461. Music and Music Production
462. Music and Politics
463. Music and Psychology
464. Music Production
465. Music Production and Business Management
466. Music Production and Contemporary Craft
467. Music Production and Musical Theatre
468. Music Production and Psychology
469. Musical Theatre
470. Musical Theatre and Contemporary Craft
471. Musical Theatre and Politics
472. Musical Theatre and Psychology
473. Philosophy & Ethics
474. Philosophy & Ethics and Sociology
475. Physical Geography
476. Politics
477. Politics & International Relations
478. Politics and Sociology
479. Psychology
480. Psychology and Sociology
481. Psychology and Special Educational Needs
482. Psychology and Sport & Exercise Science
483. Psychology in Education
484. Robotics
485. Social Care
486. Social Care and Sociology
487. Social Care and Special Educational Needs
488. Social Care and Sports & Physical Education
489. Social Work
490. Sociology
491. Software Engineering
492. Special Educational Needs
493. Special Educational Needs & Disability Studies
494. Special Educational Needs and Contemporary Craft
495. Special Educational Needs and Sport & Physical Education
496. Sport & Exercise Nutrition
497. Sport & Exercise Science
498. Sport & Physical Education
499. Sport Psychology
500. Sport Rehabilitation
501. Tourism
502. Tourism Management

Postgraduate

1. Advanced Computer Science
2. Advanced Mentoring and Coaching
3. Advanced Musculoskeletal (MSK) Practice
4. Applied Developmental Psychology
5. Business Sustainability
6. Contemporary Performance
7. Creative Music Practice
8. Dance Professional Practice
9. Data Science
10. Digital Marketing Management
11. Disability Studies
12. Early Childhood
13. Ecology and Environmental Management
14. Education
15. English Literature
16. English Literature (1 Year)
17. Green Criminology and Environmental Crime
18. History
19. International Business Management
20. International Terrorism and Extremism
21. MBA
22. Musculoskeletal (MSK) Practice
23. Politics & International Relations
24. Psychology
25. Robotics Engineering
26. Secondary (PGCE)
27. Social Policy
28. Social Work
29. Socio-cultural Disability Studies
30. Sociology
31. Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies
32. Sports Medicine, Exercise and Health
33. Theology, Philosophy & Religion
34. Theology, Philosophy & Religious Studies
35. Youth Work & Community Development

Research

1. Education
2. Health & Social Care
3. Social Work

The University's academic structure is primarily organised into four (04) faculties, which then contain various departments and subject areas. Here's a breakdown:

Faculty of Business, Law and Criminology

1. Liverpool Hope Business School
2. School of Law and Criminology

Faculty of Creative Arts and Humanities

1. School of Creative and Performing Arts
2. School of Humanities

Faculty of Education and Social Sciences

1. School of Education
2. School of Social Sciences

Faculty of Human and Digital Sciences

1. School of Health and Sport Sciences
2. School of Computer Science and the Environment
3. School of Psychology

1. Professor Monica Grady - Chancellor
2. Charles Guthrie, Baron Guthrie of Craigiebank - Former Chancellor
3. Caroline Cox, Baroness Cox - Former Chancellor
4. Claire Ozanne - Vice-Chancellor & Rector
5. Gerald Pillay - Former Vice-Chancellor & Rector
6. Simon Lee - Former Vice-Chancellor & Rector
7. James Burke - Former Vice-Chancellor & Rector
8. Ms Sue Beecroft - Executive Director of Finance, Services and Resources
9. Dr Penny Haughan - Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost
10. Professor Atulya K Nagar - Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research)
11. Ms Jennifer Wilkinson - Pro Vice-Chancellor Marketing, Recruitment & Admissions
12. Mr Andy Catterall - Director of Governance and People Services
13. John Devine - Chair of Regents
14. Jane Beever - Chair of Council
15. Stephen Burrows - Board of Regents
16. Rosemary Hawley - Board of Regents
17. Mary Reynolds - Board of Regents
18. John H Roberts - Board of Regents
19. Tony Wilson- Board of Regents

At Liverpool Hope University, you will find a lively and welcoming student experience, where the exciting feel of a lively city comes together with all the resources and expert care available across its campuses.

This environment is made even better by the inviting and green area of the Childwall campus in England. It serves as an example of a supportive student community that provides personal and academic support as well as an expansive network of opportunities to develop beyond the classroom.

Life in a Lively City & Leafy Suburb:

Childwall Charm: The main campus "Hope Park" is located in the pleasing, green suburb of Childwall, offering a more peaceful experience, with an abundance of local amenities verging on the city.

1. Places to eat and drink: Cafes, restaurants, and pubs are located in Childwall and its surrounding areas, which promotes eating out & socialising.
2. Gym facilities: The university's Sports Centre at Hope Park provides excellent gym facilities, sports courts, and pitches, promoting an active lifestyle.
3. Libraries: Students have access to a well-resourced library on campus (Sheppard-Worlock Library at Hope Park), which has generous study spaces and resources at their disposal.
4. Employability hub: The university's Employability Hub has designated support and resources to help students plan and develop their careers.
5. Green spaces: There are plenty of green spaces on campus at Hope Park suitable for relaxing, studying, or socialising outdoors.
6. On-site accommodation: A range of on-site accommodation options are available at Hope Park, building a great sense of community and convenience.

City Connections: Liverpool itself, located a short distance from the Childwall campus, offers an extensive array of experiences:

1. Diverse culinary scene: A wide selection of restaurants, cafes, and bars to meet all budgets and palettes.
2. Cultural hotspots: The world-renowned museums, art galleries, music venues, and historical places are all well known on an international level to explore.
3. Shopping and entertainment: The large stores and vibrant nightlife options to explore.

Comprehensive Student Support:

1. Student life team: The Student Life team is there to provide comprehensive advice, support, and guidance on the wider issues of student life, including welfare, finance, accommodation issues, and personal matters. They act as the main point of contact at the university, and their role is to make sure that you have everything you need to be successful.
2. Tutor-based personal academic support: Each student benefits from their own tutor based personal academic support. For example, the tutor will provide support on academic progress, study skills, module choices, and general academic wellbeing, working with students to build a supportive learning relationship and maximise potential.

1. Female 65%
2. Male 34%
3. Other 1%
4. UK Students 95%
5. EU Students 3%
6. International 2%
7. Full-time 91%
8. Part-time 9%
9. First year 50%
10. Other years 50%
11. Postgraduate 23%
12. Undergraduate 77%

Liverpool Hope University offers various transportation options for students to reach its campuses and explore the city. The public transport network across Liverpool is excellent, and in addition to this, the university provides resources to help students negotiate travelling to and from university.

Public Transport:

1. By bus: The bus network across Liverpool is extensive and many bus services operate to Hope Park and Creative Campus. Students regularly are entitled to discounted travel passes. The local bus operator, Merseytravel, provides timetables and route maps.
2. Free shuttle bus: The University provides a free shuttle bus service which all students and staff may use to travel between the Hope Park and Creative Campus sites. This is an efficient and cheap way of getting to and from teaching sites and may have timed schedules displayed on the university's website and app.
3. By trains: Liverpool has a Merseyrail system that encompasses the city. The train stations may be a distance away from the university campuses but there are nearby train stations (Mossley Hill train station (near Hope Park) and Liverpool Central train station (to the Creative Campus) that are not too far from the university and also connected to bus routes.

Other Options:

1. By cycle hire: Liverpool has various cycle hire schemes that provide an environmentally friendly and adaptable way to get around the city and to/from campus. Students usually find docking stations close to university locations.
2. By uber/cabs: Uber (and traditional taxi services) are readily available in Liverpool and are a great option if you want door-to-door transport. This is especially useful late at night or to transport a number of items.
3. By car share: Car share schemes are accessible in Liverpool and allow students to rent cars for certain periods. This is a budget-friendly option for trips you may take only occasionally.
4. By air: If you are a student travelling from further away or internationally, Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL) is a reasonable distance from the city and university campuses and has effective public transport links.

Liverpool Hope University provides a variety of accommodation options designed to create a comfortable and supportive environment for its students, generally at its Hope Park and Aigburth Park campuses.

On Campus Accommodation & Halls of Residence:

1. Hope Park: The main teaching campus offers a fairly large number of halls of residence, providing the opportunity to be part of a lively community if you are an undergraduate student. Each of the halls have different styles and facility offers depending on what you might value for accommodation.
2. Aigburth Park: This campus is predominantly focussed on providing residential accommodation specifically for postgraduate and international students. The hall provides a more peaceful student accommodation option, with a strong sense of study and community amongst a singular cohort of students.

First Year Guaranteed Undergraduate Accommodation:

The LHU typically carries a guarantee of accommodation in university operational residences for all first year undergraduate students who are eligible and had submitted their application by the stated deadlines. This gives a new undergraduate student confidence, and makes the transition from living at home to university living easier.

Room Availability & Configurations:

1. Number of rooms: There is plenty of total room availability at both Hope Park and Aigburth Park, which should allow for the accommodation of a large part of our student population. The specific numbers may vary from year-to-year.
2. Single beds: Most of the rooms in persistent university accommodation are single-bedded, thus providing a comfortable place to sleep and establish personal space.
3. Two/third shared beds: While less common, some of the rooming options might involve shared rooms with two or possibly three beds, and are typically cheaper options. We elaborate on this however at the time of the application process.
4. En-suite/shared bathrooms: You will find variations of en-suite and shared bathroom rooms among the accommodations. En-suite is a room with a private bathroom; although, be advised, this type of accommodation tends to be of a higher price point. The shared bathroom or toilet accommodations will typically provide a bathroom for a smaller group of other students on the same floor.
5. Attached/shared kitchens: Kitchen facilities vary at each hall of residence. Some halls will share kitchen facilities complete with cooking appliances, refrigeration, and kitchen seating for the students. Other options, especially some postgraduate accommodations, provide either kitchen-attached or kitchenettes built into the units themselves or smaller shared units.

On-Site Amenities:

1. Accommodation for visitors: If your family or friends visit while you're a student, there may be limited accommodation available for booking. Advance booking is typically recommended and subject to availability.
2. Shops: The Hope Park campus has shops in what they call a 'convenience shop,' where students can purchase groceries, toiletries, and stationery.
3. Cafés and restaurants: A range of cafés and restaurants are located on the Hope Park campus for meals and snacks with friends.
4. Bar: There is usually a bar located on campus, which tends to be a social hub for students and staff.
5. Gym: The Sports Centre at Hope Park campus has a fully equipped gym and fitness facilities for student use.
6. Bookshop: There is a bookshop located on any campus to place orders for academic texts and stationery.
7. Bank: There may not be a bank on campus; however, cash machines (ATMs) are usually located on the Hope Park campus for students.

Environment & Other Relevant Topics:

1. Riverbank side: The University's main campuses are not located directly on a prominent riverbank; however, the city of Liverpool has waterfront areas that are accessible to students.
2. Green and outdoor space: The Hope Park campus, in particular, is made up of lots of green and outdoor space, offering students pleasant places to relax, enjoy leisure activity or gather informally. Aigburth Park has some green space that can also be accessed by residents.
3. Residential support: The university has some residential support teams among individuals living in halls of residence that offer support, guidance, and advice to homesick students.
4. Internet access: Students living in university accommodation have reasonably reliable, wireless internet access across the Accommodation area.
5. Laundry facilities: Every hall of residence includes laundry facilities that students can utilise, which often work via a credit or app system.
6. Security: Most students want to feel safe and secure in their accommodation setting. The university has security measures in place such as staff and controlled access.

In essence, the LHU aims to provide a comfortable, safe, and supportive living environment that positively impacts your overall student experience.

Societies & Interests:

1. Afro-Caribbean Society (ACS)
2. Arts Society
3. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Society
4. Catholic Society
5. Cheese & Biscuits Society
6. Disability Studies Society
7. Drama Society
8. Environmental Society
9. Feminist Society
10. Film TV Video Society
11. Food Society
12. Gilmore Girls Society
13. Hope Gaming Society
14. Hope Students for Palestine Society
15. Islamic society (ISOC)
16. LGBT+ Society
17. LHU Desi Society
18. Liverpool Hope Space Society
19. Merseywide Events Society
20. MPS – Mature Parents Society
21. Musical Theatre Society
22. Music Society
23. Politics, History, and International Relations Society
24. Postgraduate Research Students Society
25. Psychology Society
26. Queer Adventurers Society
27. Scribble Society
28. Snow Sports Society
29. Taylor Swift Society
30. You Genius Society

Sports & Recreation:

1. Basketball Men's Club
2. Cricket Club
3. Football Men's Club
4. Football Women's Club
5. Futsal Team Club
6. Gaelic Football Men's Club
7. Gaelic Football Women's Club
8. Hockey Women's Club
9. Hope Hurricanes Pom Club
10. Hope Hurricane Stunt Club
11. Lacrosse Club
12. Liverpool Hope Chess Club
13. Liverpool Hope Gymnastics Club
14. Liverpool Hope Running Club
15. Liverpool Hope men's Volleyball Club
16. Liverpool Hope women's Volleyball Club
17. Netball Club
18. Powerlifting Club
19. Rugby Union Men's Club
20. Rugby Union Women's Club
21. Swimming Club
22. Table Tennis Club

Other:

1. Volunteering
2. Music
3. Drama
4. Social events organised by Hope Social
5. Trips organised by the Global Centre

Academic Partnerships:

1. Newman University, Birmingham  
2. St Mary's University, Twickenham
3. St Paul's University, Kenya
4. The Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary Ogbomoso, Nigeria
5. Northrise University, Zambia
6. Jingchu University of Technology, China
7. Sun Yat-Sen University, China
8. Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
9. Amity University, India
10. Bishop Herber College, India
11. Christ University, India
12. Loyola Institute of Business Administration, India
13. Loyola College, India
14. Madras Christian College, India
15. Stella Maris College, India
16. St Xavier's College, India
17. Women's Christian College, India
18. Woxsen University, India
19. The University of Anbar, Iraq
20. Musashino University, Japan
21. Notre Dame Seishin, Japan
22. Bethlehem University, Palestine
23. De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines
24. Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
25. Batangas State University, Philippines
26. Mariano Marcos State University, Philippines
27. Vives University College, Kortrijk, Belgium
28. VIA University College (Viborg), Denmark
29. Universite Catholique de l'Ouest (Angers), France
30. Universite Catholique de Lille, France
31. Universite Jean Moulin Lyon 3, France
32. University of Limerick, Ireland
33. Istituto Superiore di Scienze Religiose 'C. Ferini (Modena), Italy
34. University of Malta, Malta
35. Hogeschool Van Arnhem em Nijmegen, Netherlands
36. University of South-Eastern Norway
37. Universidad CEU San Pablo, Spain
38. Universidad Pontificia Comillas Madrid, Spain
39. Pädagogische Hochschule St. Gallen, Switzerland
40. Hryhorii Skovoroda University, Ukraine
41. Trent University, Canada
42. Universidad De Monterrey (UDEM), Mexico
43. Universidad La Salle AC, Mexico
44. Universidad Panamericana, Mexico
45. Agnes Scott College, USA
46. Alverno College, USA
47. Augustana College, USA
48. Baylor University, USA
49. Benedictine University, USA
50. California Lutheran University, USA
51. Calvin Seminary, USA
52. Calvin University, USA
53. Campbell University, USA
54. Carson-Newman University - CGE, USA
55. Catholic University (Washington DC), USA
56. Charleston Southern University, USA
57. Chestnut Hill College, USA
58. Concordia College, USA
59. Concordia University of Irvine, USA
60. DePaul University, USA
61. Eastern Nazarene College, USA
62. Edgewood College, USA
63. Elmhurst College, USA
64. Hope College Michigan, USA
65. Lewis University, USA
66. Lock Haven University, USA
67. Loyola University, Chicago, USA
68. Mary-Hardin Baylor University - CGE, USA
69. Messiah College, USA
70. Middle Tennessee State University, USA
71. North Park University, Chicago, USA
72. Olivet University, USA
73. Ouachita Baptist University, USA
74. Point Loma Nazarene University, USA
75. Saint Joseph's University, USA
76. Seton Hall University, USA
77. Shorter University - CGE, USA
78. Southeastern University, USA
79. St Ambrose University, USA
80. Susquehanna University, USA
81. Tarleton State University, USA
82. The University of Northwestern - St Paul, USA
83. The University of West Alabama, Livingston, USA
84. University of Memphis, USA
85. University of Mississippi, USA
86. University of Wisconsin - Parkside, USA
87. University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, USA
88. University of Wisconsin - Whitewater
89. Whittier College
90. Whitworth University
91. William Carey University - CGE, USA
92. Consortium for Global Education, USA
93. Centre for Christian Colleges and Universities, USA
94. Sao Paulo State University, Brazil

Industry Partnerships:

1. Lloyds Bank
2. Everton
3. Vodafone
4. Crowne Plaza Hotels & Resorts
5. Vimto
6. ALDI
7. Knowsley Chamber
8. Young Enterprise
9. DSG Chartered Accountants
10. First Ark
11. BDO
12. RSM
13. The Brain Charity
14. Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
15. LLS
16. Liverpool City Region Local Enterprise Partnership
17. KPMG
18. Haines Watts
19. Professional Liverpool
20. Grant Thornton
21. Peel Ports Group
22. Marketing Liverpool
23. BWM Chartered Accountants
24. dewinter
25. Business
26. MSB Solicitors
27. Brabners
28. Santander
29. The Leaders Club

Charitable Organisations:

1. University’s Global Hope Charity
2. The Reader Organisation

Research Areas:

1. Creative and Performing Arts
2. Education
3. Humanities
4. Geography and Environmental Science
5. Mathematics
6. Computer Science and Engineering
7. Psychology
8. Social Sciences
9. Sport and Health Sciences

Research Institutes, Centres, and Groups:

1. Andrew F. Walls Centre for the Study of African and Asian Christianity
2. Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies
3. Association for Continental Philosophy of Religion
4. Centre for Christian Education and Pastoral Theology
5. Centre for Culture and Disability Studies (CCDS)
6. Centre for Education and Policy Analysis (CEPA)
7. Developmental Psychology Research Group
8. Irish Studies Research Group
9. Ministry Research Project
10. Popular Culture Research Group
11. Sand Dune and Shingle Network
12. Sarcopenia Ageing Trial
13. Socio-Economic and Applied Research for Change (SEARCH)
14. Social and Applied Psychology Research Group
15. Vision and Cognition Research Group

The Liverpool Hope University, England, UK offers a range of fees and scholarships to support students in their studies.

Tuition fees: The tuition fees for Liverpool Hope University programmes vary depending on the course, level of study (undergraduate or postgraduate), and student's residency status (UK/EU or international).

The "LHU" or Liverpool Hope University Scholarships for International Students

1. GEMS Scholarship
2. GREAT Scholarship
3. Commonwealth Shared Scholarships
4. Commonwealth PhD Scholarship
5. International Regional Scholarship
6. International Postgraduate Scholarship
7. Higher Education Scholarships for Palestinians (HESPAC)
8. Music Scholarships
9. Liverpool Hope Sanctuary Scholarship
10. Summer Research Scholarships

Arts

1. Heather Craney - Actress
2. Simon Gilbert - Journalist and Author
3. Amy Hughes - Artist
4. Terry Molloy - Actor
5. Malik Al Nasir - Poet and Author
6. Stel Pavlou - Screenwriter and Novelist
7. Willy Russell - Playwright
8. Mary Lu Zahalan - Singer and Actress

Politics

1. David Alton - Former Liberal Democrat MP
2. Steve Brine - Conservative MP for Winchester
3. Peter Kilfoyle - Former Labour MP for Liverpool Walton
4. Paul Nuttall - Politician
5. Mike Storey - Former Leader of Liverpool City Council

Sport

1. Diane Allahgreen - Athlete
2. Emma Hayes - United States Women's National Soccer Team Manager
3. Colm McFadden - Gaelic Footballer
4. Jenny Meadows - Athlete

The "LHU" or Liverpool Hope University's services for international students' careers are not only about ensuring a smooth transition and enhancing the experience of studying but also about creating support for future graduates. Here's a general overview:

Skills Development:

1. Skill workshops
2. Employability workshops

Career Guidance and Advice:

1. Personalised, impartial, expert advice
2. One-to-one advice service
3. Careers advice for choosing a career path
4. Guidance on how to get into a particular role or sector
5. Help with further study options and applications
6. Support for PGCE applications
7. CV preparation
8. Interview preparation
9. Application form assistance
10. Career planning
11. Careers Express (drop-in sessions)
12. Email support

Job and Internship Opportunities:

1. Online vacancy system (JobTeaser)
2. Placement Years
3. Placement and Internship Programme (PiP)
4. Part-time work opportunities (including on-campus jobs)
5. Graduate job opportunities
6. Internships
7. Graduate schemes

Other Potential Services:

1. Careers fairs
2. Employer visits
3. Practical sessions
4. Information sessions
5. Employer in the Foyer sessions
6. Networking events
7. Careers mentoring scheme
8. Service and Leadership Award (SALA)
9. Support for graduates up to three years after graduation
10. My Career Centre (online portal with resources)
11. Student Circus (job search platform for international students)

Received a Silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023

Won International University of the Year in The Academic Insights Magazine 2019

Awarded Gold by UK Government's Office for Students in Teaching Excellence Framework 2017

1. 83rd un the University League Table 2025
2. 86th in the Guardian University Guide 2025
3. 94th in the Times University Guide 2025
4. 1st in the North West for Learning Opportunities by National Student Survey 2024
5. 1st in the North West for Assessment & Feedback by National Student Survey 2024
6. 1st in the North West for Academic Support by National Student Survey 2024
7. 1st in the North West for Student Voice by National Student Survey 2024
8. 1st in the North West for Mental Wellbeing Services by National Student Survey 2024
9. 3rd in the North West for Student Satisfaction by Complete University Guide 2024
10. 27th in the UK for Student Satisfaction by Complete University Guide 2024
11. 1st in the North West for Education by Guardian University Guide 2024
12. Top 10 in the UK for Computer Science and Information Systems by Guardian University Guide 2024
13. Top 20 in the UK for History by Guardian University Guide 2024

Liverpool Hope University's campuses are strategically situated to offer students a blend of suburban tranquility and easy access to Liverpool's dynamic city life.

Hope Park (Taggart Avenue, L16 9JD):

Hope Park is situated in the leafy suburb of Childwall, providing a green and spacious academic environment. It is well-connected as it is conveniently located near the entrance of the M62 and adjacent to Queens Drive, making it possible to travel by car.

For those using public transport, it is best reached from Liverpool Lime Street Station (the mainline railway station in Liverpool) by taking the direct 86c bus to Taggart Avenue. The 79c and 79d bus services can be accessed at Childwall Fiveways, while the 75 bus option provides a short walk from Woolton Road. Broadgreen is the nearest train station, just over a mile away, while bus services can be reached from nearby Queens Drive (61, 81, 81A).

Creative Campus (Shaw Street, L6 1HP):

The campus is less than one mile from Liverpool Lime Street in the city, the Creative Campus puts arts students in the heart of Liverpool's thriving cultural scene. Students can easily walk from the main station or get there in about thirty minutes with one bus connection (multiple routes: 13, 17, 18, 21, 23, 101), requiring about five or ten minutes of walking at either end.

Aigburth Park (L17 7JQ):

This student accommodation is situated off the A561 Aigburth Road, primarily catering to postgraduate and international students.It is located just under 500m from St Michael's station for mainline trains into the city centre, providing easy access to Liverpool's cultural attractions and amenities. The local area of Aigburth is generally more residential with local shops, green spaces, and a quieter feel.

Surroundings and the Cultural Life

Liverpool is famous for its cultural life, with a historical context in music, theatre, and the arts. Liverpool has theatres of international standing such as the Liverpool Empire Theatre and Royal Court Theatre, along with concert halls such as the Philharmonic Hall. There are many different galleries and museums, including the Tate Liverpool, Museum of Liverpool, and Walker Art Gallery offering a selection of historical and contemporary exhibitions.

Food and Shopping

Liverpool has a diverse selection of shops, restaurants, and bars. Whether you are visiting for independent boutique shopping or upscale fashion, the city centre has something for everyone. If you enjoy food, consider a visit to the Baltic Market or Bold Street, which serve a wide range of international cuisines.

Recreational Facilities & Green Space

Hope Park is intended as an inclusive learning village, which has modern buildings alongside older traditional buildings. The university has recently invested in high-quality facilities including sports centres, gyms, and playing fields. Additionally, for students, Sefton Park is nearby, a beautiful outdoor space that serves as an excellent recreational and outdoor activity space.

The Learning Hub

Liverpool Hope University has a significant Learning Resource Centre, referred to as the i3 building, which has cutting-edge technology and colourful study areas. This Learning Hub recognises the need for students to have access to current learning technology and a functional collaborative space.

Liverpool is also a popular tourist destination recognised for its music legacy, including The Beatles, as well as its historic waterfront, which has UNESCO World Heritage status. Whether you are searching for academic achievement, culture or leisure, Liverpool Hope University provides an energetic and inspiring location to be a part of.