University of Liverpool
arrow_back_iosThe University of Liverpool offers comprehensive academic support through its Academic Development Service, designed to enhance the learning experience of all students. This service provides a wide range of resources, including interactive workshops, one-on-one tutorials, and detailed study guides tailored to various academic needs.
Whether you're seeking to improve your time management skills, refine your essay writing techniques, or prepare effectively for exams, the support available is both accessible and practical. Students are encouraged to make use of the dedicated Study Spaces and are welcome to drop by the office or get in touch with the Academic Development Service for personalized assistance and guidance.
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Liverpool University's Learning Central
The Centre for Innovation in Education and the Canvas Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) provide a centralized platform for students at the University of Liverpool to access course materials, submit assignments, and participate in online discussions with lecturers and peers. Canvas is the university's official e-learning platform, supporting communication, collaboration, and interactive learning across all academic programmes.
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The university libraries are valuable resources for studies.
All University of Liverpool students have access to the University’s network of libraries, collectively known as the University of Liverpool Library. It includes the Sydney Jones Library and the Harold Cohen Library, offering extensive resources, study spaces, and academic support. Whether students need to research, borrow textbooks, or find a quiet place to study, the libraries provide essential services.
Need help with specific subject areas?
The University of Liverpool offers academic support through its Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) programme, where experienced students lead collaborative study sessions to help peers deepen their understanding and build confidence in challenging subject areas. Students can contact their academic department, the Guild of Students, or visit the university’s Peer Support or PAL programme webpages for details on session times, availability, and participating subject areas.
Enhance research skills through workshops and resources provided by the University's Research Development and Training program.
The University of Liverpool offers a wide range of training programmes and resources designed to support postgraduate researchers and early-career academics in developing essential research skills and advancing their professional development. These initiatives are delivered across faculties and departments to provide tailored support for researchers at all stages of their academic journey.
Students can visit the Researcher Hub or the Liverpool Doctoral College website to learn more about available opportunities, upcoming workshops, and details of past training events.
FAQs
The Peer Support Programme pairs students with experienced mentors who can provide guidance and support throughout their university journey.
You can get technical support for IT services at the University of Liverpool by contacting their IT Service Desk via the 24/7 self-service portal (servicedesk.liverpool.ac.uk), live chat, phone at +44 151 794 4567 and email at servicedesk@liverpool.ac.uk.
To access study spaces at the University of Liverpool, you can use the MyLiverpool app to locate and book available areas across campus. The app provides real-time updates on space availability and allows you to reserve spots for individual or group study sessions.
Yes, the University of Liverpool offers group study spaces on campus, which can be booked via the MyLiverpool app or the Library Bookings portal.
