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1. British Association for Victorian Studies (BAVS) conference

   The Centre for Modern and Contemporary History, with the Centre for Port and Maritime History, are delighted to welcome BAVS delegates to Liverpool in 2026.

2. Travelling to Cherie Booth Building

   Get directions for travelling to the Cherie Booth Building, including sat nav coordinates, parking information and public transport information.

3. School and College of Nursing and Midwifery

   Find out more about the history of the School and College of Nursing and Midwifery.

4. About the Institute of Art and Technology

   Rooted in the history and radical mission of the Liverpool Mechanics’ School of Arts (1825) and the city of Liverpool’s industrial legacy, the Institute has emerged as a pioneer of creativity and innovation, grounded in a deep commitment to inclusion and diversity - values that both shaped its history and foreground its future-facing mission.

5. Access and edit your work anywhere and collaborate online with Office 365

   Last month staff were given access to Office 365. This resource includes web based versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

6. I.M. Marsh College of Physical Training

   Find out more about the history of I M Marsh College of Physical Training.

7. Educational Technologies Roadmap | Edtech

   Take a look at some of the projects and features the educational technology team are working on.

8. CPMH Book Series

   Current CPMH Co-Director, Professor Nicholas J White (LJMU) and former CPMH Co-Director, Professor Andrew Popp (Copenhagen Business School) are the series editors of the Liverpool University Press book series, Studies in Port and Maritime History.

9. About the General Engineering Research Institute

   Learn more about the General Engineering and Research Institute, the Institute's research groups and the history of GERI.

10. Exhibiting Empire in Nineteenth Century Liverpool

    Funded by the Paul Mellon Centre, this project unites LJMU History and Liverpool Records Office to create an online archive of 19th-century exhibitions.