Liverpool Hope University

Liverpool Hope University has, over the years, built a reputation for excelling at teaching, academic support, assessment and feedback, and personal development. That it stands fourth in student satisfaction among 130 UK universities is a testimony to the same.

For enrolment, you will have to start by creating an account on the university’s official website. You will automatically be redirected to the application form page, where you can download and fill out the relevant one. In addition, you may have to furnish an Expression of Interest summary of your research proposal. Upload the additional documents and submit your proposal for being admitted to Liverpool Hope. If you are selected, you will have to attend an interview (virtual or offline) before proceeding with your admission process.

The course-change facility is only available for the first two weeks of the beginning of each academic year. You can fill out a course change form and complete the other essential steps to change your course at the university.

The university has one of the highest employability rates and offers excellent scope for international and domestic applicants alike. In addition, there are a plethora of scholarships aimed at helping deserving international students financially. Furthermore, Liverpool hosts people from different races and ethnicities speaking over 60 different languages. This makes it easier for students from other countries to feel at home.

Graduate applicants are accepted on a rolling basis, but the application for undergraduate students starts on September 1 and has a priority deadline of January 15. The deadline for UCAS openings is February 25. The last date of application is June 30 for regular and July 5 for UCAS Extra candidates (a free service offered to those who have already used their five application choices). UCAS is one of the primary service bodies in the UK responsible for supporting deserving young people applying for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. In addition to providing support to students, it also supports UK conservatoires, initial teacher training, and several postgraduate courses by offering relevant services.

Undergraduate students need to have a minimum GPA of 3.0 to be eligible for admission at Liverpool Hope.