Liverpool Hope University has risen seven places in the latest Complete University Guide rankings.
Most notably, Student Satisfaction scored 83%, maintaining its position as first in the North West region in this category, and fourth nationally. Continuation also saw improvement in the 2027 results.
Social Work remained Liverpool Hope’s highest-ranked subject, placing 13th nationally. Childhood & Youth Studies also performed strongly, rising 12 places and becoming the University’s second highest-ranked subject area. Health Studies maintained a strong position at 19th, giving Liverpool Hope three subjects ranked within the national Top 20.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Penny Haughan said: “We are proud to be recognised once again for student satisfaction in the latest Complete University Guide rankings. Delivering an outstanding student experience is at the heart of everything we do, and this recognition reflects the dedication of our staff and students.
“These results also highlight our commitment to educational excellence and our mission to create positive impact through teaching, research and knowledge exchange. We are particularly pleased to see strong performances in Social Work, Childhood & Youth Studies and Health Studies, demonstrating the real-world value of these subjects and the difference our graduates go on to make in society.”
The Complete University Guide rankings score 130 UK higher education institutions based on measures including entry standards, student satisfaction, research quality, research intensity, academic services spend, spending on student facilities, continuation, student-staff ratio and graduate prospects.