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2 3 STUDYING IN THE UK INTRODUCTION TO LJMU Choosing where and what to study as an LJMU offers an exceptional student international student is a life-changing experience renowned for its high quality decision. This booklet is designed to teaching, innovation, student supportive make your journey easier. structures and ground-breaking Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) research… all within one of the world’s has expert University staff available to guide most vibrant and multicultural cities, you through the application process and to Liverpool. help ensure that you choose the degree best We are proud of our status within the city of suited to your requirements and professional Liverpool, of our partnerships with long- ambitions. standing cultural institutions, our extensive Please see the Contact Us section of this links with employers, entrepreneurs and guide for the best teams to contact. business leaders and our influence on WELCOME TO the cityscape with new state-of-the-art buildings becoming modern landmarks. Liverpool is a world-class cosmopolitan city that welcomes its diverse student community from all around the globe. Many of LJMU’s LIVERPOOL courses complement aspects of the city’s most prestigious recognitions, such as the proud winners of the Capital of Culture 2008 and the city’s very own waterfront being awarded World Heritage Status by UNESCO in 2004, putting it on a par with the Taj Mahal and the Great Wall of China. 4 5 GRADUATE PROSPECTS n 95% of our undergraduates are in work or further study six months after graduating, with two thirds securing graduate-entry positions (Destination of Leavers from Higher Education 2015/16) n 98% of our postgraduates are in work or further study six months after graduating, with 96% of those in work securing professional roles - that’s 4% above the UK national average (Destination of Leavers from Higher Education 2016) n The University’s unique Careers Programme has been developed in partnership with SONIA SOON FTSE 100 companies and leading business organisations. The Programme ensures that all undergraduates develop the experience, CLASS OF 2015 attributes and skills demanded by today’s employers in all sectors of the economy. After completing a Bachelor’s degree in maintaining a great level of contact with n Our dedicated and award winning Centre Law, Sonia Soon decided to step outside her local alumni community. for Entrepreneurship provides a supportive of her comfort zone and enhance her “My employer has offices elsewhere in environment to help new businesses founded CV with an LLM in International Business the world and I now have the pleasure of by students and graduates flourish and grow. Corporate and Finance Law. helping to firmly establish the Malaysian “My course involved many subjects that branch, where I am located currently. I n The University is one of the UK’s leading touched on various matters in today’s love my job as it allows me to maintain higher education institutions for interaction world. In other words, they were very one of my other passions – travelling. with business and the community. It is ranked relevant to the current market. The course Start-ups offer the kind of flexibility that in the top 20 UK universities for staff and allowed me to be open-minded towards breaks us away from a conventional 9-5 graduate start-ups. the ranges of industries that I could routine, which is so refreshing in a fast- explore with my qualification. My research paced working environment. skills and my commercial awareness Being a part of my University’s alumni Here are just some of our employer partners: improved exponentially during my time in community is so rewarding. I wish more LJMU. Taking part in faculty social events people knew how strong that network also helped me to expand my network in can become beyond graduation.” Liverpool and beyond.” Sonia now works for a Fintech start-up, offering up an exchange platform for users to buy and sell cryptocurrency, as well as If you would like to learn more about our graduates and the benefits of an alumni network, go to www.ljmu.ac.uk/alumni 6 7 10 FACTS ABOUT LJMU OVER RANKED 20,000+ RANKED IN THE STUDENTS 95 % 49th OF STUDENTS TOP 150 IN WORK OR IN THE GUARDIAN UNIVERSITIES UNDER FURTHER UNIVERSITY 200+ STUDY WITHIN UNDERGRADUATE THE AGE OF 50 6 MONTHS OF COURSES LEAGUE TABLES Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2017/2018 GRADUATION 2019 DLHE Survey 2015/16 FIRST UNIVERSITY AWARDED ANNUALLY CLUBS TO RECEIVE IN SCHOLARSHIPS, AND PRIZES AND SOCIETIES + RANKED £4M HARDSHIP FUNDS 100 TWO LIVERPOOL IS ONE OF COMMENDED THE MOST AFFORDABLE JUDGEMENTS OF STUDENTS UNIVERSITY CITIES – 3rd BY THE QAA* SURVEYED SAID RANKED FOR RESEARCH IN THEY WERE THE UNIVERSITY SATISFIED WITH ALLIANCE GROUP THEIR OVERALL Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014 LJMU STUDENT 86 % EXPERIENCE # 14 IN BUSINESS INSIDER UK 2017 National Student Survey (NSS) AND MARBLES.COM 2017** *Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) **National average 84% NSS 2017 ‘overall satisfaction’ 8 9 BOOKING YOUR ACCOMMODATION ACCOMMODATION 1 IS EASY: Liverpool is one of the most affordable, culturally MAKE YOUR CHOICE innovative and safe student cities in the UK. Decide where you would like to live from the LJMU accommodation website: However, we know choosing where to live is a ljmu.ac.uk/accomodation big decision to make and so we’re here to help make it as straightforward as possible. INFORMATION FOR NEW STUDENTS: 2 n As a new student at LJMU you SUBMIT YOUR REQUEST are guaranteed accommodation Once you have accepted an offer from right in the heart of the dynamic LJMU as your firm choice university, city centre*, with easy access to regardless of whether you hold a the main University campuses. conditional or unconditional offer, you may submit your request using the online n 42 week binding contracts are form. Submit a request as soon as you are issued from September and will certain, as bedroom preferences are given end in July. on a first come first serve basis. n You can submit preferences such as: mixed or single gender; en-suite or shared bathroom; share with existing friends etc. *Please note: We cannot guarantee rooms in a specific accommodation building to every applicant as some 3 locations will be full before the start of FINALISE YOUR BOOKING the academic year. Therefore, if you Within 48 hours of submitting your request have a preference it is important to you will be contacted by your chosen submit your accommodation request accommodation provider by email. You as soon as possible. must follow their instructions and make the initial payment requested in order to International students are required finalise the booking of your room. to pay for accommodation in full and in advance of arriving at LJMU. If you hold a conditional offer from LJMU but are later rejected, any payments made Accommodation rent will cover; all for accommodation will be refunded and basic utility bills, WIFI access and For the full list of LJMU approved accommodation your tenancy agreement will be cancelled. basic insurance coverage. please visit our website: ljmu.ac.uk/accomodation 10 11 LJMU STUDENT ACCOMMODATION 2019/20 SUMMARY OF RENTS AND KEY INFORMATION St. Liberty The Agnes Vita St. Luke’s Marybone Marybone Liberty Grenville Grand Cambridge Byrom Albert Andrew’s Atlantic Glass- Europa The Arch Jones Student View 1 2 & 3 Gardens Street Central Court Point Court Gardens Point works House Postcode L1 6DQ L1 2SU L3 5XA L3 2BT L3 2BT L3 2EZ L3 6LS L1 5JR Postcode L3 5GA L3 6DN L6 1AH L7 7JB L3 2BE L1 5DR L3 8JD L8 7JZ Standard Contract Standard Contract 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 (weeks) (weeks) 132.00 / 130.50 - 140.50 / 122.00 / 135.00 - 99.00 / Weekly charge (£) 138.00 105.00 94.00 117.50 99.00 130.00 Weekly charge (£) 139.00 / 152.00 / 132.00 130.00 138.00 155.50 / 129.50 / 98.00 190.00 109.00 161.00 / 117.00 (*) 140.00 (*) 174.00 (*) 134.00 5,544 / 5,481 - 5,901 / 5,124 / 5,670 - 4,158 / Annual charge (£) 5,796 4,410 3,948 4,935 4,158 5,460 Annual charge (£) 5,838 / 6,384 / 5,544 5,460 5,796 6,510 / 5,439 / 4,116 7,980 4,578 6,762 / 4,914 (*) 5,880 (*) 7,308 (*) 5,628 Initial payment Pre- Pre- Pre- Pre- Initial payment Pre- Pre- Deposit Deposit Deposit Deposit Deposit Deposit Deposit Deposit Deposit Deposit type payment payment payment payment type payment payment Initial payment (£) 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 Initial payment (£) 150 150 100 150 100 150 150 150 En-suite & En-suite & En-suite & Bathroom facilities Studio En-suite Shared Shared En-suite En-suite En-suite En-suite Bathroom facilities En-suite En-suite En-suite En-suite Shared Shared (*) Studio (*) Studio (*) TV provided in TV provided in Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes No living area? living area? Launderette on Launderette on Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes site? site? Gym facilities? Yes No No Yes Yes No No No Gym facilities? Yes Yes No No Yes No Yes No Parking available? No No Yes No No Yes Yes No Parking available? No No No No No No Yes Yes Annual cost of Annual cost of N/A N/A 180 N/A N/A 420 420 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 500 180 parking (£) parking (£) All information is correct at 1 September 2018.
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