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Our student accommodation near University of Liverpool will allow you to get to early morning lectures in minutes.
We offer some of the best accommodation near Liverpool Uni at the heart of Liverpool’s social scene. You can book a student room in the university district with the city’s cool cultural scene on your doorstep.
Contact us to learn more about booking accommodation with Student.com. You can give us a call or message us on live chat at the bottom right-hand corner of this page.
The prime campus of the University of Liverpool is located in the Liverpool city centre. The university also has satellite campuses in London, Singapore, and Suzhou (China).
One of the fastest growing and most vibrant and diverse cities in the UK, Liverpool is renowned for its wealth of culture, architecture, nightlife, sports teams, shopping and a rich musical heritage.
Birthplace of the most influential rock band of all time, The Beatles, Liverpool is a UNESCO World City of Music hosting several exciting festivals, like the Liverpool International Music Festival and Liverpool Sound City. The world-class Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra hosts about 70 concerts every year.
With more museums and art galleries than any other UK city outside of London, Liverpool is also a cultural hotspot. Tate Liverpool is known for its world-famous collection of modern art, while the city’s six theatres continue their long history of performing arts by hosting fantastic performances throughout the year.
Liverpool also has a global reputation for sports with two teams in the English Premier League, Liverpool FC and Everton.
The University of Liverpool has been a leader in British higher education for over a century. Its excellence in teaching, learning, and research, first-class facilities, and outstanding support have all contributed to its ranking as a top 200 university worldwide (QS World University Rankings 2022).
A founding member of the prestigious Russell Group of universities and N8 Group for research cooperation, the university remains a global centre for advanced learning and innovation since its establishment.
Liverpool is renowned for excellent research in the fields of medicine, dentistry, business, law, architecture and engineering. Its research prowess is demonstrated in its top 20 ranking in the UK’s 2014 Research Excellence Framework (REF). The university had seven subjects ranked inside the top 10: Chemistry (1st), Computer Science (1st), Engineering (5th), Veterinary Sciences (8th), Architecture (9th) and English (10th).
Throughout the faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences and the Faculty of Science and Engineering, the university offers over 600 undergraduate and graduate programs across more than 100 subject areas.
If you choose to study at the University of Liverpool, you’ll be doing so on a vibrant and diverse city-centre campus. Of its about 30,000 students, 9,500 are from abroad and its 228,000-strong alumni represent 171 different nations all over the world.
Ten Nobel Prize winners from the fields of medicine, economics and peace make up the university’s alumni, which also includes CEOs of several top global companies.
Liverpool is a global university that holds partnerships with research institutions, universities, organisations and governments. So, you’ll be taught by leading experts in their fields who will prepare you for a quick transition into the professional world.
Liverpool is amongst the top 25 most highly sought-after universities by prominent graduate recruiter organisations, leading to its high graduate employment rate. 94% of its graduates are either employed or in further study within six months of graduation.
The University of Liverpool offers excellent infrastructure to its student population, ranking 13th in the UK for spending on services and facilities per student. It boasts hi-tech laboratories, art studios, libraries and computer centres providing an inspiring student experience.
Beyond academic studies, there’s a lot more to life on campus at Liverpool. The university has more than 150 societies and offers a range of activities, including volunteering, mentoring and sports clubs.
You won’t be short of learning material at Liverpool.
The university libraries offer 24/7 access on or off-campus to over two million books, over 680,000 contemporary electronic books, a large portfolio of 65,000 electronic journals and the largest science fiction collection in Europe.
The two main libraries also house over 2,000 computers served by high-speed Wi-Fi.
With a friendly, helpful and very experienced staff, the Student Services Centre is a focal point for all the university’s specialist support and health and wellbeing services.
The Financial Support Team (FST) provides support and advice to both current and prospective students, offering help with debt, funding, welfare benefits, and budgeting.
The university has a range of health services including an on-campus General Practice, a drop-in health advice centre, and the Student Health Centre, which is run by Brownlow Health.
If you’re a sports fanatic or an athlete, you’ll love Liverpool. You’ll have opportunities to participate in a whole range of different sports, plus hone your skills.
Liverpool has some of the best facilities and services a university can offer with a comprehensive fitness suite and weight training rooms.
The Sports and Fitness Centre offers organised sign-up/drop-in classes such as spinning, Pilates and combat training, providing opportunities to take part in a range of recreational exercise, dance and sporting activities.
The centre comprises a 25-metre swimming pool and shallow water area, two sports halls, four squash courts, dance and spinning studios, a bouldering wall and a sports café.
With 10 senior football and four rugby pitches, one lacrosse pitch, two hockey/football pitches (full-size, sand-dressed, all-weather pitches), and a floodlit rugby training area, few universities can match the number of quality outdoor sports facilities at Liverpool’s Wyncote Sports Ground.
Sports in Liverpool is more than just excellent facilities. There are internal leagues for several sports, including football, rugby, netball and hockey. Plus, there are also casual opportunities to play organised badminton and basketball.
You can also join one of 47 student-led sports clubs, most of which represent Liverpool in BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sport leagues).
Established in 1881 as the University College Liverpool, the institution started admitting its first students a year later. In 1884 it became part of the federal Victoria University.
It officially became the University of Liverpool after gaining independence following a royal charter following an act of Parliament in 1903.
With the right to confer its own degrees, the 1930s to 1940s saw major developments at the university. Sir Charles Sherrington discovered the synapse, William Blair-Bell’s work on chemotherapy contributed to cancer treatment, Sir James Chadwick and Sir Joseph Rotblat made major contributions to the development of the atomic bomb, while Professor of Bacteriology Allan Downie was involved in the eradication of smallpox.
In 1994, the university became a founding member of the prestigious Russell Group as well as a founding member of the N8 Research Partnership in 2004.
Our robust and convenient search filters and location mapping allow you to find the most appropriate Liverpool Uni accommodation for you. These filters allow you to differentiate student properties by price, amenities, room type, property type and even cancelation policies. With the map, you can find accommodation in the area you want, whether you’d prefer to live right next to campus or in some other area of Liverpool.
After you have found your ideal accommodation, go to the property page by clicking ‘View rooms’. There you’ll need to choose the room type you want and then click ‘Enquire’ or ‘Book now’. One of our booking consultants will then contact you to answer any questions you may have and to explain the next steps of the booking process.
When you book a private student room rather than student halls, you can choose to live in any area of Liverpool you want, whether it’s right next to the Liverpool Uni campus or in another area of Liverpool.
Many modern purpose-built student accommodations (PBSAs) are also superbly comfortable places to live during your university years. They’re clean and modern properties with many great amenities such as cinema rooms, games rooms and in-house gyms.
By booking private accommodation, you’ll also be able to freely choose your room type. Whether you want to share a bedroom with a flatmate or live by yourself in a private studio property, you can find what you’re looking for on Student.com.
In a Shared Room you’ll share your bedroom with at least one roommate and share other living areas with other tenants from other bedrooms.
Booking a Private Room will give you a bedroom all to yourself. Depending on the property, your bathroom might be private or shared. You’ll share other living areas with other tenants.
Booking the Entire Place will give you complete privacy with a fully self-contained studio flat. This means you’ll have your own bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette, without having to share with anyone.
Bills are usually included in the cost of the rent. However, make sure to check this on the property page, as different landlords may have slightly different policies on what bills will be included.
Most of the student apartments we list in Liverpool are fully furnished, but again, make sure to check on the property page if this is the case with the property you like.
The flats we list in Liverpool have a great selection of photos and videos on the property pages, so even without seeing the place with your own eyes, you’ll have a good idea of what your new home will look like.
However, if you’d prefer to see the place for yourself before booking it, this can be arranged as well. Just contact us and tell us the dates when you’ll be in Liverpool and one of our booking consultants will arrange a viewing for you.
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Live in a bright, modern student residence in the heart of Liverpool with a University of Liverpool accommodation from Student.com.
Our student accommodation near University of Liverpool will allow you to get to early morning lectures in minutes.
We offer some of the best accommodation near Liverpool Uni at the heart of Liverpool’s social scene. You can book a student room in the university district with the city’s cool cultural scene on your doorstep.
Contact us to learn more about booking accommodation with Student.com. You can give us a call or message us on live chat at the bottom right-hand corner of this page.
The prime campus of the University of Liverpool is located in the Liverpool city centre. The university also has satellite campuses in London, Singapore, and Suzhou (China).
One of the fastest growing and most vibrant and diverse cities in the UK, Liverpool is renowned for its wealth of culture, architecture, nightlife, sports teams, shopping and a rich musical heritage.
Birthplace of the most influential rock band of all time, The Beatles, Liverpool is a UNESCO World City of Music hosting several exciting festivals, like the Liverpool International Music Festival and Liverpool Sound City. The world-class Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra hosts about 70 concerts every year.
With more museums and art galleries than any other UK city outside of London, Liverpool is also a cultural hotspot. Tate Liverpool is known for its world-famous collection of modern art, while the city’s six theatres continue their long history of performing arts by hosting fantastic performances throughout the year.
Liverpool also has a global reputation for sports with two teams in the English Premier League, Liverpool FC and Everton.
The University of Liverpool has been a leader in British higher education for over a century. Its excellence in teaching, learning, and research, first-class facilities, and outstanding support have all contributed to its ranking as a top 200 university worldwide (QS World University Rankings 2022).
A founding member of the prestigious Russell Group of universities and N8 Group for research cooperation, the university remains a global centre for advanced learning and innovation since its establishment.
Liverpool is renowned for excellent research in the fields of medicine, dentistry, business, law, architecture and engineering. Its research prowess is demonstrated in its top 20 ranking in the UK’s 2014 Research Excellence Framework (REF). The university had seven subjects ranked inside the top 10: Chemistry (1st), Computer Science (1st), Engineering (5th), Veterinary Sciences (8th), Architecture (9th) and English (10th).
Throughout the faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences and the Faculty of Science and Engineering, the university offers over 600 undergraduate and graduate programs across more than 100 subject areas.
If you choose to study at the University of Liverpool, you’ll be doing so on a vibrant and diverse city-centre campus. Of its about 30,000 students, 9,500 are from abroad and its 228,000-strong alumni represent 171 different nations all over the world.
Ten Nobel Prize winners from the fields of medicine, economics and peace make up the university’s alumni, which also includes CEOs of several top global companies.
Liverpool is a global university that holds partnerships with research institutions, universities, organisations and governments. So, you’ll be taught by leading experts in their fields who will prepare you for a quick transition into the professional world.
Liverpool is amongst the top 25 most highly sought-after universities by prominent graduate recruiter organisations, leading to its high graduate employment rate. 94% of its graduates are either employed or in further study within six months of graduation.
The University of Liverpool offers excellent infrastructure to its student population, ranking 13th in the UK for spending on services and facilities per student. It boasts hi-tech laboratories, art studios, libraries and computer centres providing an inspiring student experience.
Beyond academic studies, there’s a lot more to life on campus at Liverpool. The university has more than 150 societies and offers a range of activities, including volunteering, mentoring and sports clubs.
You won’t be short of learning material at Liverpool.
The university libraries offer 24/7 access on or off-campus to over two million books, over 680,000 contemporary electronic books, a large portfolio of 65,000 electronic journals and the largest science fiction collection in Europe.
The two main libraries also house over 2,000 computers served by high-speed Wi-Fi.
With a friendly, helpful and very experienced staff, the Student Services Centre is a focal point for all the university’s specialist support and health and wellbeing services.
The Financial Support Team (FST) provides support and advice to both current and prospective students, offering help with debt, funding, welfare benefits, and budgeting.
The university has a range of health services including an on-campus General Practice, a drop-in health advice centre, and the Student Health Centre, which is run by Brownlow Health.
If you’re a sports fanatic or an athlete, you’ll love Liverpool. You’ll have opportunities to participate in a whole range of different sports, plus hone your skills.
Liverpool has some of the best facilities and services a university can offer with a comprehensive fitness suite and weight training rooms.
The Sports and Fitness Centre offers organised sign-up/drop-in classes such as spinning, Pilates and combat training, providing opportunities to take part in a range of recreational exercise, dance and sporting activities.
The centre comprises a 25-metre swimming pool and shallow water area, two sports halls, four squash courts, dance and spinning studios, a bouldering wall and a sports café.
With 10 senior football and four rugby pitches, one lacrosse pitch, two hockey/football pitches (full-size, sand-dressed, all-weather pitches), and a floodlit rugby training area, few universities can match the number of quality outdoor sports facilities at Liverpool’s Wyncote Sports Ground.
Sports in Liverpool is more than just excellent facilities. There are internal leagues for several sports, including football, rugby, netball and hockey. Plus, there are also casual opportunities to play organised badminton and basketball.
You can also join one of 47 student-led sports clubs, most of which represent Liverpool in BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sport leagues).
Established in 1881 as the University College Liverpool, the institution started admitting its first students a year later. In 1884 it became part of the federal Victoria University.
It officially became the University of Liverpool after gaining independence following a royal charter following an act of Parliament in 1903.
With the right to confer its own degrees, the 1930s to 1940s saw major developments at the university. Sir Charles Sherrington discovered the synapse, William Blair-Bell’s work on chemotherapy contributed to cancer treatment, Sir James Chadwick and Sir Joseph Rotblat made major contributions to the development of the atomic bomb, while Professor of Bacteriology Allan Downie was involved in the eradication of smallpox.
In 1994, the university became a founding member of the prestigious Russell Group as well as a founding member of the N8 Research Partnership in 2004.
Our robust and convenient search filters and location mapping allow you to find the most appropriate Liverpool Uni accommodation for you. These filters allow you to differentiate student properties by price, amenities, room type, property type and even cancelation policies. With the map, you can find accommodation in the area you want, whether you’d prefer to live right next to campus or in some other area of Liverpool.
After you have found your ideal accommodation, go to the property page by clicking ‘View rooms’. There you’ll need to choose the room type you want and then click ‘Enquire’ or ‘Book now’. One of our booking consultants will then contact you to answer any questions you may have and to explain the next steps of the booking process.
When you book a private student room rather than student halls, you can choose to live in any area of Liverpool you want, whether it’s right next to the Liverpool Uni campus or in another area of Liverpool.
Many modern purpose-built student accommodations (PBSAs) are also superbly comfortable places to live during your university years. They’re clean and modern properties with many great amenities such as cinema rooms, games rooms and in-house gyms.
By booking private accommodation, you’ll also be able to freely choose your room type. Whether you want to share a bedroom with a flatmate or live by yourself in a private studio property, you can find what you’re looking for on Student.com.
In a Shared Room you’ll share your bedroom with at least one roommate and share other living areas with other tenants from other bedrooms.
Booking a Private Room will give you a bedroom all to yourself. Depending on the property, your bathroom might be private or shared. You’ll share other living areas with other tenants.
Booking the Entire Place will give you complete privacy with a fully self-contained studio flat. This means you’ll have your own bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette, without having to share with anyone.
Bills are usually included in the cost of the rent. However, make sure to check this on the property page, as different landlords may have slightly different policies on what bills will be included.
Most of the student apartments we list in Liverpool are fully furnished, but again, make sure to check on the property page if this is the case with the property you like.
The flats we list in Liverpool have a great selection of photos and videos on the property pages, so even without seeing the place with your own eyes, you’ll have a good idea of what your new home will look like.
However, if you’d prefer to see the place for yourself before booking it, this can be arranged as well. Just contact us and tell us the dates when you’ll be in Liverpool and one of our booking consultants will arrange a viewing for you.