University of Liverpool - UOL (reviews)

The marketing course at UOL is great the lecturers are helpful and provide in-person and online resources to succeed in assignments, and the careers department is extremely helpful. The modules are all relevant and have expanded my understanding of the marketing industry and consumer behaviour, social media and so on

Currently in my Second Year studying Marketing at the University of Liverpool. Due to the big student culture in Liverpool, you soon feel completely at ease and at home. Staff are extremely helpful – there is always opportunities to ask for additional support/guidance. Each module is clear and well organised – this definitely helps in first year when it can be easy to feel overwhelmed with the new workload. It’s very easy to find your way around due to it being a campus university as everything is in close proximity. I lived at Greenbank accommodation in my first year and the staff are so helpful and make you feel very well settled. There is a huge community feel and the modules are interactive meaning making friends is much easier and a lot less intimidating. If you’re considering attending this university and I honestly couldn’t recommend more – you’ll have the best experience!

I am currently doing my postgraduate degree in Media, Culture and Everyday Life at the University of Liverpool. Whilst I have enjoyed the academic aspects of the course, and the excellence of the teaching staff, I would definitely urge prospective students to consider other factors before coming here. I have experienced a considerable lack of pastoral support, and difficulty in accessing mental health resources. There is also a lack of community feel in comparison to my last university, the University of Sheffield, and the societies are less active in organising events.

One of my favourite things about this university is the diversity of its people. I met so many different people during my time here, from all different backgrounds and experiences. Not only did these people provide me with insight and knowledge into their own cultures and beliefs, they also allowed me to learn about and understand different ways of life that I would have otherwise never been exposed to. The tutors were also incredibly supportive on this course and allowed me to excel.

Every student who attends the University of Liverpool has access to a first-rate tutoring program that is intended to support their academic growth, and the institution offers them first-rate facilities. It’s indeed, in my perspective, the world’s top university.

I did my undergrad in film studies at LJMU and I honestly could not recommend it enough. It has the perfect mix of practical and theory work that prepares you for any job possible in the film industry, from lighting tech to AD. The university lecturers were also very attentive, and I felt comfortable enough with them to seek their help if I ever had an issue or concern, academic or personal. LJMU gave me experiences I would not have got anywhere else, offering summer placements completely free that broadened my horizons. The fact the campus is interspersed around the city also makes it very convenient.

The city is fantastic, the big life, culture and people make it a very welcoming and made me feel instantly at home. The campus is great and easy to navigate. However, to improve the student support needs to be so much better, it is very hard to get ahold of the right people which makes students like myself try go through situations by themselves as it feels like the university doesn’t care. But when you do get ahold of them they can help but the task to get them is too difficult.

The University of Liverpool, which boasts top-notch facilities, a welcoming study environment, and a successful tutoring program, is the greatest university. The best location to obtain a degree is at the amazing University of Liverpool.