Available student support during University closure

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The Management School building lit up

Throughout May 2023, the University of Liverpool Management School will be closed on Monday 1 May, Monday 8 May, and Monday 29 May.

During this time, if you are planning on travelling or require any support or out-of-hours services and need to contact someone see below important information:

Library access:

The Sydney Jones and Harold Cohen Library will remain open 24/7 over the May bank holidays, although the help desk will be open 9am-5pm.

Sport Liverpool:

Sports & Fitness Centre will be open over the bank holidays, although classes have been cancelled.

Events and activities:

If you are staying in Liverpool, there is lots to do over the break.

Check out the My Liverpool app and Visit Liverpool to see what you can do in the city.

University of Liverpool Management School Student Support Office will be closed:

  • Monday 1 May
  • Monday 8 May
  • Monday 29 May

Campus safety:

Any students concerned about safety over the Easter break period can find further guidance about how to keep yourself, your property and possessions safe here.

Urgent support: 

  • If you require emergency help please call 999.
  • If you are on campus and require immediate assistance you can call Campus Support on:  0151 794 3252 (43252 from internal phone). In an emergency call 0151 794 2222. 
  • If you are staying in University halls you can get help and advice from the hall staff.
  • Health Assured offers a 24/7 freephone helpline at 0800 028 3766. Qualified counsellors and advisors are there to offer help to anyone who needs it.

External support:  

  • For anyone experiencing significant mental health difficulties in the Liverpool area and you require immediate help please call the Merseycare Crisis line, freephone number 0800 145 6570.
  • Liverpool Light Mental Health Crisis Support– a preventative out-of-hours mental health crisis service based at 181-185 London Road, Liverpool, L3 8JG. It is a safe place for people who are experiencing or at risk of a mental health crisis. 
  • If you are ill, you can contact your GP, or visit a Walk In Centre or pharmacy. Information and advice about NHS services are available here. If you need help now, but it’s not an emergency, visit 111.nhs.ukor call 111. 
  • Student Space-  studentspace.org.uk call free between 3pm and 12am every day on 0808 189 5260.
  • PAPYRUS is the UK Charity for the prevention of young suicide (under 35). For PAPYRUS HOPELINEUK call 0800 068 4141 (open 9am - midnight every day of the week).
  • You can text SHOUT giveusashout.org free of charge from any UK mobile network and get confidential advice and support straight to your mobile.
  • If you need to talk to someone in confidence Samaritans samaritans.org have a 24-hour line which is free to call: 116 123. 
  • SAFE Place Merseyside safeplacemerseyside.org.uk is the Sexual Assault Referral Centre for the Merseyside area. Offering a service for both males and females who have been sexually assaulted both recently and at any time in the past. For services in other areas of the UK, you can search by location here.