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University profile
Liverpool, United Kingdom
About
Explore ideas, creativity and professional possibilities at Liverpool Hope University, a distinctive institution with roots stretching back to 1844. Its history brings together Anglican and Catholic traditions in education, creating a university founded on cooperation and shared purpose. Students can choose from courses across education, the social sciences, humanities, business, law, human and digital sciences, and the creative and performing arts. Teaching encourages students to question ideas, connect different subjects and apply their knowledge with confidence.
At a glance
Where you'll study
Located in the leafy suburb of Childwall, Hope Park is the University’s principal teaching campus. It brings together academic buildings, the library, student accommodation, sports facilities, cafés, social spaces and student services in a welcoming educational village.
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Situated close to Liverpool city centre, the Creative Campus is home to creative and performing arts subjects. Historic buildings sit alongside specialist studios, exhibition spaces, film and broadcast facilities, and the Capstone Theatre, giving students space to develop and present their creative work.
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Aigburth Park is a residential-only campus near Sefton Park and Lark Lane. Set within landscaped grounds, it provides accommodation, social space, an IT area and student support for continuing, postgraduate and international students.
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Based in Eryri National Park in North Wales, Plas Caerdeon provides residential outdoor learning and activity programmes for University students and other groups. Its location creates opportunities for personal development, teamwork and learning beyond the classroom.
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