Liverpool Hope University

The University is situated far from the City Center in a more natural, green area, with surrounding it parks, making it more relaxing and picturesque. Psychology course here has proven to be very interesting also in the way lecturers share their knowledge and have an extremely friendly and helpful attitude towards the student. All of the staff including the lecturers are very supportive. Definetely a good choice for hgher education.

Great university, helpful staff and a lovely campus to study on! Only downside I would say is the price of food & drinks in the student union and canteen, for a place for students, it isn't particularly cheap!!

I am currently in my third year at Hope and have found that in comparison to my firends universities Hope are the most helpful. You will not be short in help from any of your lecturers and it is just a wonderful university to go to. One thing I would say is that the student union does not really exist.

The campus is small which is good for when you first start as it is easy to find your way around. Psychology course was good, many really good lecturers. Careers advice was terrible was informed to take a gap year when I went in for help to apply for jobs.

Great university, I really like it here. It has lots of facilities that are available to students and social events like karaoke night and bingo are really fun to attend. Wish it was a little closer to the city centre though.

The university campus is well kept and pleasing to look at. It is easy to get between classes as the campus isn't too big. My course has been great so far, there is always help available when you need it. The careers and wellbeing service is great and they always have time for all students.

campus is nice and staff are all helpful. course can feel fast paced but small class sizes make it easier to ask for help. tutors are able to get to know you on a name basis so asking for help isn't so daunting.

The university is great! It has a beautiful campus set in lots of green with both old and modern buildings. It offers a great number of courses and the teaching of these is great. Organisation could be better as no one ever seems to know what is happening, but they usually manage to get it sorted!

The Hope University campus is amazing to look at, it’s very clean and has a nice atmosphere. The lecture halls and seminar rooms are small, but this allows for lecturers to teach in a more personal fashion to each student, one of the best things about Hope is that the lecturers know you by name and will try to help to your own individual issues. Around campus there is a wide range of foods available like made to order subway sandwiches and vegan foods. The gym and library facilities are also very good.

Liverpool hope university is one of the nicest university in the UK. It may not be the biggest uni but it does have lots of opportunity for people who want to achieve the goals and better education. There's a lot of support available to student who find academic education a tard bit difficult. The writing mentor a really big help for student that need support with their work. The university has a lot sport committee that is available to join in the like of rugby, football, GAA and basketball and many more. If you don't like the society you can make your own it takes no hassle at all. Overall hope university is good university that provides plenty for people.

I lived on campus last year and it was pretty ideal! Close to my classes, beautiful scenery, nice grass to sit on, fountains. Also had my own bathroom which was great. The course itself is good but could be improved. I would definitely recommend it to anyone interested in art however you do have to pay for a lot of materials and printing yourself... which doesn't seem right to me. But anyway the teaching staff are great mostly, very passionate about their subjects and helpful for you to achieve your best. The only thing worth mentioning is that the art courses are 50% practical and 50% art and design history. Which no one tells you at first and should in theory be a joint honours but it's not, you will have exams and essays for art history. If you reall don't want To study art history, choose another university. Never the less it's a great uni. The students union is ages away so I've not even bothered. However we do have the cornerstone festival which is unique to us and there are lots of volunteering opportunities if you're interested in that! Worth a look around if this sounds like it's for you .

I love my campus, I lived on it last year which was so ideal. It's only small and it's very pretty! My course is good but could be improved on. I do design and what lets it down is that I have to pay for so much stuff... fabric, printing, paper. They don't have much stuff you can just use. Also if you're thinking about doing Design or Fine Art at LHU you shoukd be aware that 50% of the course is Art and Design History, which should really be a joint honours but it's not... we don't really get a qualification saying we did both. But you have to be prepared for the fact it's not all practical and you will have to do essays and an exam at the end of every year. Having said all that I would still recommend LHU to anyone interested in the arts subjects! Teaching staff are generally good and helpful and passionate about what they teach. The Cornerstone Festival is unique to our uni and there are lots of volunteering opportunities if you're interested. Also we have a Starbucks in the entrance..

The course I am doing is amazing and the staff are so helpful, there is also tonnes of personal study space too

Halls can be quite loud sometimes on days when people go out but the university itself it lovely. The lecturers are all really good and because its small its more personal

The two campuses are both beautiful, with a mixture of rustic and modern, allowing the beauty to win you over. The professors really care about your experience and education and will make time to ensure you understand. I have loved my time here.

My uni has the most beautiful campus, it may not be huge like others but it has everything it needs. I don’t feel like I get lost in crowds, it’s close to the motorway and not far to town so that’s handy. My uni looks after it’s grounds and always looks good no matter what season!

Love the uni , campus , teaching style everything Only bad thing is how expensive washing is The uni defiantly puts effort into making sure its students excel

Amazing great at what they do and the people here are amzing too great overall complex with good lecture halls

Very good overall. Small and friendly atmosphere and the support network in halls and overall are amazing. The student union are very active and always try to help where possible. Tutors are amazing and make every effort to make the lessons interesting but get to the point.