Accommodation to suit you and your course

At Liverpool Hope we want you to find accommodation that suits you, so that you will feel at home.  In this section you can check out what's on offer for people in your group, then look at the accommodation descriptions in more detail.

First year undergraduate students

As you read this you may still be at school, or have recently left and the thought of going to University will be both exciting and daunting.  You will be taking on a new academic challenge and probably living away from home for the first time – a huge step for anyone.  Remember, everyone coming to University feels exactly the same and our aim is to ensure that you have the best possible experience, both in and out of class.

Living in Halls will give you the best start to your new life and provides you with a secure and fun place to live while you progress with your studies.  Your Resident Tutors will check on your progress and host social events and dining-in nights where you can meet up with your Hall neighbours. 

Which Halls are available to first year undergraduates?

First years can choose from the full range of accommodation, but as allocations are made in date order, the most popular Halls (i.e. those at Hope Park) will get booked up quickly.

Continuing students (second and third year undergraduates)

You may choose to come back to Halls for a second or third year, or have had a year out in private accommodation.  Continuing students are very welcome in Halls and can benefit from the full range of academic support and pastoral care available, plus the social aspects of dining in nights and other social events.  You will find that Hall prices compare well with private accommodation as they are all inclusive of fuel costs and internet access, which are usually additional costs in private rooms.

Which Halls are available to continuing students?

Continuing students can apply for a limited number of rooms in St Julie’s at Aigburth Park, subject to availability. There is general availability at Gerard Manley Hopkins Hall, Hope at Everton.

Continuing students cannot apply for any other halls unless :

• you need a wheelchair accessible room
• you have other support needs requiring a room on Hope Park campus or an en-suite room, confirmed by the Support Service for Students with Disabilities

PGCE students

You are coming to Liverpool Hope for one exciting but intense year of study and work experience.  We appreciate that your priorities are to have a quiet place to study close to good road and rail links.  For this reason we reserve 100 rooms at St Michael’s Hall in Aigbuth Park, which are located in two blocks of en-suite rooms.  In other words, no-one except PGCE students are allowed through the front door of these blocks, giving you exclusive use.  You will be only 15 minutes away from the City Centre by bus or ten minutes on the train, which you can catch from a small station a two minute walk away from St Michaels’s Hall, plus there is a discount for PGCE students against the normal weekly price. There is also a limited number of rooms at St Julies hall, which has shared bathroom for those who want budget priced rooms.

Which Halls are available to PGCE students?

St Michael’s Hall at Aigburth Park and Gerard Manley Hopkins Hall at Hope at Everton.

More details about Aigburth Park and Hope at Everton can be found in the on-line brochure.

Masters students

Masters students are welcome to live in Halls,  and you will find hall a convenient place to study and carry out research.  However, depending on when you arrive, availability may be limited, but we will do our best to find accommodation for everyone who needs it.  Please bear in mind that we do not offer temporary accommodation, so if you are an international student, you should ensure that you have booked your accommodation before you arrive.

Which Halls are available to Masters students?

Masters students can apply for a limited number of rooms in  St Michael’s Halls in Aigburth Park, subject to availability.  There is general availability at Gerard Manley Hopkins Hall, Hope at Everton.

Masters students cannot apply for Wesley, Newman and Teresa Halls, unless :

• you need a wheelchair accessible room
• you have other support needs requiring an en-suite room, confirmed by the Support Service for Students with Disabilities

Erasmus and exchange students

We welcome a large number of international students each year and we always receive very positive feedback, with many students who come for one term extending their stay to a full year. International Students enjoy a full orientation program and can join in when the social events in halls including dining nights.

Which Halls are available to Erasmus and exchange students?

Erasmus and exchange students will be allocated a room in  St Julies Hall,Aigburth park.

Students staying for only part of the year will not usually be offered en-suite rooms.

If you are a wheelchair User

At Hope Park, we have a number of wheelchair accessible rooms in Wesley, Newman and Teresa Halls, with adapted en-suite shower rooms and lifts to the rooms.  Austin Hall and Angela Hall also have level access ground floor rooms, although toilet and bathing facilities are shared in these Halls.

For more information or advice contact our Support Service for Students with Disabilities team on 0151 291 3065.