What happens next
What do we offer?
- Affiliation with Universities UK to ensure our accommodation is managed effectively, safe and well maintained
- Modern, safe and well maintained accommodation
- Wardens and Residential Advisers living in and amongst the student residents
- 24 hour security presence in our accommodation (excluding Melville Grove and Tudor Close) and access to Campus Support – our University-wide security and safety team
- Excellent wellbeing services located on campus, with specialists available to assist with a range of concerns.
Application checklist
Here is everything your child will need to do in order to apply for accommodation with the University of Liverpool:
- Attend an Open Day – we thoroughly recommend coming to see our accommodation before applying to get an idea of which hall suits you
- Research the available accommodation and decide on their three preferences
- Read through our 'How to Apply' guide
- Apply online for accommodation as soon as you receive an offer of study via UCAS
- Whilst waiting for your accommodation offer, read through our Accommodation Agreement
- Upon receiving their accommodation offer, your child should go online to accept the offer
- Regularly check emails and look out for essential pre-arrival information.
We would generally recommend for a parent/guardian to be present when students accept their room offer, as the Accommodation Agreement is a legally binding contract with the University. We would also recommend that you visit our student fees page in order to read through the terms and conditions that will apply to all students whilst at the University.
Whilst accepting their room offer, there is also an online e-induction that all students complete and this contains a checklist of all the items that they will need to bring with them when arriving at their halls of residence.
Fire safety
The safety of our students and staff is of paramount importance to the University. We are confident that all of the fire safety precautions in place for our accommodation buildings, owned and leased, are robust.
Following the tragic Grenfell Tower fire, we undertook an extensive review of all academic and residential buildings over 18 metres tall and none of our buildings were found to be at risk. We also worked with Liverpool Student Homes to conduct a review of privately-owned halls of residence recommended by Liverpool’s universities.
In response to the more recent fire at a student accommodation block in Bolton, we have undertaken an additional review of the fire safety of our estate. These have again found that our buildings are at low risk. Liverpool Student Homes is currently undertaking similar work with all owners of private halls of residence.
All owned accommodation is managed 24/7 with additional assistance provided by our campus support staff.
However, it is sensible for all building users to ensure they are familiar with local fire safety arrangements and evacuation routes.
If you discover a fire, please raise the alarm in the building via a red break glass call point and call campus support staff on 2222.
The University of Liverpool’s relationship with parents
Unlike school or college, the University is an adult learning environment. Under Data Protection Laws (GDPR), we are unable to give out information to parents (or any third parties) about their child, including their accommodation application, academic progress, results, attendance or if they are accessing support services.
However, we understand that there may be times when you may have concerns. You can give us a call about your concerns and we will respond accordingly. We won’t, however, be able to discuss exactly how we will respond. Please be reassured that there is support available and if you have concerns, please encourage your child to access the support available. Student Services are a confidential service.
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