At Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), graduate skills development and work-related learning are now integral to all undergraduate degrees. Backed by an advisory panel of leading employers including Marks & Spencer and Sony, students are encouraged to develop higher world of work skills. Plus, the University's Graduate Development Centre offers an extensive range of ‘ready for work’ training courses. 
 
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As part of a £100 million campus development programme, LJMU is investing in new facilities specifically designed to give the best possible student experience. Developments include a £24.1 million Art and Design Academy, new Social Learning Zones, a £20 million Life Sciences Building and a new Screen School, housing the Liverpool John Moores Skillset Media Academy.

Personal tutor support and personal development planning sessions are central to the LJMU student experience, encouraging students to plan, work and achieve both their personal and professional career ambitions. According to The Office for Fair Access, LJMU also spends more than most universities on supporting lower income and other disadvantaged students.