Liverpool
Hope University

Liverpool Hope University is one of a few well-known institutions in the city. There’s also the University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

Liverpool Hope University used to be three individual training colleges: Saint Katharine's College, Notre Dame College and Christ's College. It became Liverpool Hope University in 2005.

The university has two main campuses: Hope Park in Childwall and The Creative Campus in Everton. Both provide relaxed, conducive surroundings for learning and development and are just a short drive or bus ride from the city centre.

The university won a gold award Office for Students in its Teaching Excellence Framework in 2017 and works hard to deliver high-quality education across a wide range of subjects.

Liverpool is an amazing city to be a student. It’s a young, vibrant city with a long history and a lot of character.

Most of the action is in the city centre, which is convenient for our Liverpool Hope University accommodation and a short distance from class.

As Liverpool is a port city, locals are used to people coming and going, different cultures and ways of living, and seem completely accepting of it. There’s a great vibe here and there’s always something to see and do.

Liverpool is home to Liverpool ONE, Albert Dock, Pier Head, Chinatown, Otterspool Park, Sefton Park, Everton, Anfield, Museum of Liverpool, The Beatle Story, Liverpool Central Library, British Music Experience, World Museum, Matthew Street and a whole lot more.

If you’re going away to uni, you could do a lot worse than Liverpool!

Yes, Liverpool Hope University is good. It has climbed the league tables steadily and was #33 in the country in 2019. It has also won awards for teaching and is often reviewed very positively by students.

Liverpool Hope University offers a wide range of courses across seven schools, including accounting and finance, business and management, marketing, drama, fine art, music, education studies, teacher education, environmental geography, geography, tourism, nutrition and food science, English history, computer science, psychology, sport psychology, disability studies and social work.

There are around 5,000 students at Liverpool Hope University. That includes around 4,000 undergraduates and slightly over 1,000 postgraduates. This obviously fluctuates from year to year but you’ll be in very good company if you study here!

Liverpool has come a long way over the years and is now regarded as no more dangerous than any other large city. There is crime here, but no more so than other places. As long as you take precautions and don’t stray too far into estates or higher crime areas, you’ll be just fine.

Yes, Liverpool is a safe place to live for students. The city has done a lot of work to improve conditions, tackle social problems and reduce crime, so is now a relatively safe place to live. It still has issues, like any city, but our Liverpool Hope University accommodation is located in nice areas, close to public transport, so you should have no problems..

Sanctuary Students’ Liverpool Hope accommodation is made up of four buildings across the city centre. Each is well maintained and finished to a high standard and includes secure entry, CCTV, social spaces and your accommodation.

Most Liverpool Hope accommodation is en-suite and will include all furniture and most things you’ll need. All bills are inclusive too, so that’s one less thing to worry about.

Fully inclusive rent means you don’t have to pay bills. Your rent covers electricity, gas, water, internet, cleaning of social areas, security and even contents insurance!

That means you only have a single, predictable outgoing each month that can help you manage your money and keep on top of everything. We think it’s the ideal way to help you transition into student life!

Living with Sanctuary Students is about so much more than just a room too!