Liverpool John Moores University

University Overview

The small institution that later developed into Liverpool John Moores University was founded in 1823 by people of power and influence in Liverpool. They recognised that education can change the lives of individuals as well as communities and wider society. Today LJMU is home to a community of 25,000 students from more than 100 countries and 2,500 staff. Offering 250 degree courses, it is one of the largest, most dynamic and forward-thinking universities in the UK.

This modern University is central to the life of Liverpool, yet ambitious in its global approach. LJMU forms international partnerships to facilitate world-leading research and collaboration, recognised in the 2014 Research Excellence Framework. The University's important work aims to tackle major global issues that also impact life here in the UK. And continuing efforts to improve student experience are reflected in the University’s student satisfaction scores, which increase year on year.

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International Students

Tutors at the International Study Centre will help you get the most from your learning and social life. You will be encouraged to find out about your degree options, meet tutors in the subjects that interest you, and talk to current students to learn from their experiences. University’s support services include:
- Student advice and well-being team
- Free study skills courses
- Spiritual support team and multi-faith prayer rooms
- Free, confidential counselling service

The Students’ Union has over 100 clubs and societies, covering a range of academic and cultural interests. Joining a club or society is a great way to enjoy student life and make friends. You’ll also become more employable as you learn skills such as leadership, negotiation and the ability to use your initiative. The Students’ Union also offers a range of services and activities for students from outside of the UK, including networking and cultural events and trips across the UK.

Foundation Courses

Pre-Master's