Liverpool John Moores University
Why choose Liverpool John Moores University?
Liverpool John Moores University was founded in 1823 and has been teaching students for almost 200 years. Degrees at Liverpool John Moores University are founded on high-quality teaching and extensive links with employers, entrepreneurs and business leaders.
As a student at LJMU, you will benefit from expert teaching in top teaching and learning facilities. You will also enjoy an active and varied student life, where you can join many clubs, societies and sports teams.
Facilities include:
- State-of-the-art science, technology and engineering laboratories
- A forensic scene-of-crime lab
- A 360° ship simulator
- A mock courtroom
- Clinical practice suites
- Broadcast-quality TV and radio studios
- Award-winning libraries
The best possible preparation for university success
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) International Study Centre offers a range of specialist programmes to prepare you for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at LJMU. Take the first step on your route to a successful career.
The International Study Centre helps students attain academic knowledge, English language, and study skills essential for smooth progression into a wide range of degrees at LJMU. The Centre is located close to key university facilities, with Liverpool’s vibrant city centre just five minutes walk away.
International Study Centre programmes:
- Extended International Foundation Year
- Extended International Year One
- International Foundation Year
- International Year One
- Pre-Masters Programme
- English for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Studies
Ranking
- 93% of graduates in employment or further education within six months of graduating (Destination of Leavers from Higher Education 2016/2017)
- 96% of research rated as internationally important (REF 2014)
Location – exchange station, Liverpool L2 2QP UK
- The International Study Centre is in the heart of Liverpool. It’s the perfect location to get the most out of your course while also enjoying student life.
“It would have been very hard if I hadn’t gone to the International Study Centre because back home we have a different education system. Going to the University without that course would’ve been complicated. It was helpful to get used to the system, the teaching methods and the culture itself. The teaching style is similar in the International Study Centre and the University, so it was good preparation. We used libraries and other facilities at LJMU during the English language course, so when I started my degree, I already knew where to go, where to get the books and how to use the facilities.” – Magomed from Chechnya
English for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Studies Progressed to BEng Computer Technology, then MSc Microelectronic System Design. Now pursuing a PhD.
