Liverpool: A City for Students

Life here extends beyond the university. Independent cafés, libraries, cultural venues and shared public spaces become part of everyday student life, offering places to meet, reflect and connect.

Culture, creativity and community

Culture is woven into daily life in Liverpool. The city’s long tradition of music, theatre and the arts continues to shape its present, giving students opportunities to engage with creativity in meaningful ways.

Liverpool is also shaped by its people. Students often describe the city as friendly and open, where diversity is valued and a strong sense of community makes it easy to feel at home.

Balance, wellbeing and belonging

Alongside its vibrant city life, Liverpool offers space to pause and recharge. Parks, waterfronts and green areas provide opportunities for quiet reflection, wellbeing and time with friends.

Many students find that Liverpool feels like home sooner than expected. Its community spirit, combined with a supportive university environment, helps students settle, belong and thrive.

An accessible and supportive city

Liverpool is widely recognised as one of the UK’s most affordable student cities. Lower living costs help students focus on their studies, personal development and wellbeing.

The city is easy to navigate, with good public transport and walkable neighbourhoods connecting accommodation, campus and the city centre. This accessibility supports independence while keeping everything within reach.