Liverpool Hope University is one of the oldest higher education institutions in the north west of England and one of its newest universities. It has a rich tradition stretching back over 160 years of opening up opportunities for a well-rounded education. Liverpool Hope is the only fully ecumenical higher education institution in Europe, with nearly 7,500 students, over 800 staff and students from some 60 different countries worldwide. The values to which the University aspires include the fulfilment of its mission ''to educate the whole person in mind, body and spirit'' through striving to be open, accessible and inclusive to those of all faiths and cultures.

Alongside an ambitious programme of research and academic development, Hope remains true to its founding philosophy of providing access to higher education for those with potential from the historically disadvantaged sectors of our society.

The University is committed to providing a distinctive, supportive and top-quality learning experience where teaching remains research informed. The University has two Centres of Excellence for Learning and Teaching and in recent years has attracted a number of eminent scholars from the UK and abroad who are actively involved in its scholarly life and work.
 
 
What's on offer
Liverpool Hope has two great campuses, Hope Park in Childwall and The Creative Campus, near to the city centre, both providing places to study, work, live, eat and relax Hope Park is also home to The Sheppard-Worlock Library, open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; some superb sporting facilities and Derwent House, the Students' Union base.

Hope offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate taught programmes together with research opportunities. Undergraduate provision includes Ofsted rated Grade 1 teacher training together with single and combined honours in subjects ranging from drama and theatre studies, through to health, and theology and religious studies. Within the combined honours programmes some 500 combinations are available. The Network of Hope allows students to study some subjects within the combined honours programme in Blackburn and Bury.