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Virtual viva: a PhD lockdown story
Gemma Griffiths was one of the first PhD candidates to defend her thesis virtually during the start of lockdown. We find out what it’s like taking part in a virtual viva.
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What it’s like working in the gaming industry
Hear how Ash Kapriélov landed his dream job after graduating from LJMU.
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The balancing act
Nursing student Josh offers his advice on achieving a healthy study-life balance.
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'From the midnight sun, where the hot springs flow...'
Geography student, Kiran Maher visited Iceland to study its unique and diverse landscape.
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Meet Alexandra – one of our Roma students making her dreams a reality
Hear how Alexandra overcame adversity to pursue a university education.
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Learning beyond the lecture hall
While studying Nutrition at LJMU, Cathrine Baungaard gained valuable transferable skills by taking part in a range of learning...
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Students talk gun control with NYPD and meet Netflix forensic expert
Field trip gives Policing Studies and Forensics students insight into crime scene forensics and approaches to policing in...
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Power of sport leads student to pursue a career with Everton in the Community
Dimitrios Christou chose to study Sport Development at LJMU based on the idea that sport has the power to make a positive...
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Nursing student helps improve accessibility at uni
Rusty Drysdale was nominated for Outstanding Contribution to Diversity and Inclusion in this year’s Student Nursing Times...
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How do we tackle malaria?
Stephanie Tamdem Guetchueng is a PhD student working alongside drug discovery researchers at LJMU to find new ways to control...
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More vital now than ever: the work of Andrea Levy researched by @JMUEnglish https://t.co/BQY8FrHCLG #smallisland… https://t.co/N2rTQykrC4
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A dark moment in #history remembered this Saturday July 11 #Srebrenica25. @DrAndreKeil @LJMUhistory #LJMUTogether https://t.co/0H9BHnisd4