Liverpool John Moores University
About
Liverpool John Moores University is a UK university founded in 1823, based in Liverpool. The Teaching Excellence Framework awarded Liverpool John Moores University a Silver rating.
Academic staff have published 36,604 works cited 1,885,595 times, with an h-index of 392.
Courses at Liverpool John Moores University (316)
Accounting and Finance
Liverpool John Moores University
A-Levels
BBC - ABB
UCAS Points
112 - 128 points
NSS Score
93.24%
Accounting and Finance with Foundation Year
Liverpool John Moores University
A-Levels
DDD - CDD
UCAS Points
72 - 80 points
Avg. grad pay (5y)
£24,000
Advanced Clinical Practice Degree Apprenticeship
Liverpool John Moores University
Advanced Clinical Practice | Part-time
Liverpool John Moores University
Animal Behaviour
Liverpool John Moores University
A-Levels
BCC - BBC
UCAS Points
104 - 112 points
Avg. grad pay (5y)
£18,000
Animal Behaviour with Foundation Year
Liverpool John Moores University
A-Levels
DDD - CDD
UCAS Points
72 - 80 points
Who gets into Liverpool John Moores University
See full breakdown →Full-time undergraduates admitted in 2023-24, by neighbourhood deprivation. Source: Office for Students.
From the least deprived 20% of UK neighbourhoods
18.7%
From the most deprived 20%
31.3%
The poorest-area share is 12.6 percentage points higher than the richest-area share among 4,960 entrants in 2023-24.
Notable alumni of Liverpool John Moores University
See all 59 →59 notable graduates and former students with Wikipedia coverage, ranked by international reach. Source: Wikidata.
Claire Foy
British actress
Mohamed Nasheed
Maldivian politician, 4th president of the second republic of Maldives
Philip Selway
English drummer
Black
English pop singer (1962–2016)
Katarina Johnson-Thompson
British heptathlete
Juan Carlos Osorio
Colombian footballer and manager
Beth Tweddle
British artistic gymnast (born 1985)
Esther McVey
British politician (born 1967)
Julian Cope
British musician and author
Sally Walton
British field hockey player (born 1981)
Martyn Bernard
British high jump athlete
Neena Gill
British politician (born 1956)
Rankings
- Complete University Guide 2026
- #76
- The Guardian (UK) 2026
- #42
- QS World 2026
- 851-900
- Times Higher Ed (World) 2026
- 501–600
- ARWU (Shanghai) 2025
- #601
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Quick Facts
- Location
- Liverpool
- Postcode
- L3 5AJ
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Founded
- 1823
- TEF Rating
- Silver