Introduction
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) is amodern, dynamic universitylocated in the heart ofLiverpool, UK. Established in1823as a mechanics' institute and granted university status in1992, LJMU is named afterSir John Moores, a local entrepreneur and philanthropist. It is known for itsindustry-focused courses, cutting-edge research, and strong ties to employers. Key Facts
Rankings:
Top 100 UK universities(Complete University Guide 2024).
Gold-ratedin theTeaching Excellence Framework (TEF 2023).
Student Population:
Over25,000 studentsfrom100+ countries.
Avibrant, diverse, and inclusivelearning community.
Research Impact:
Leading inastrophysics, sports science, forensics, and public health.
Home to theAstrophysics Research InstituteandCentre for Advanced Electrical Engineering. Academic Strengths
LJMU offerspractical, career-driven educationwith strengths in:
Engineering & Technology(Robotics, AI, and Maritime Engineering).
Health & Life Sciences(Nursing, Biomedicine, and Psychology).
Business & Law(Accredited byAACSBandChartered Management Institute).
Digital Arts & Media(Film, Animation, and Game Design). Campus & Facilities
City-Centre Campuses:
Byrom Street(Science, Engineering, and Health).
Mount Pleasant(Business, Law, and Arts).
Liverpool Science Park(Innovation and start-up support).
State-of-the-Art Facilities:
Virtual Engineering Centre.
Clinical Simulation Labs(for healthcare training).
Sports Science Labs(used by elite athletes). Industry Connections & Employability
Strong partnershipswithNHS, BBC, Jaguar Land Rover, and Sony.
Work placementsintegrated into most degree programs.
94% employability rate(graduates in work or further study within 15 months). Student Life
Clubs & Societies: Over100 student-led groups, including eSports, music, and volunteering.
Sports: Home toLJMU Athletics Union, competing in theBritish Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS)league.
Liverpool’s Culture: A UNESCOMusic City, famous for The Beatles, football, and nightlife. Notable Alumni
Beth Tweddle(Olympic gymnast).
Steve Rotheram(Liverpool City Region Mayor).
Prof. Tim O’Brien(Astrophysicist and BBC science presenter).