Where you can study

Partners

LJMU has over 80 partners worldwide. However, partnership is subject specific and based upon their subject provision, modules delivered in English and contractual requirements.

 

(Last Updated: December 2025)

Please note:
Each partner teaches in English for the programmes included in our partnership, but if you do have additional language skills that can be proven (formal qualifications or can be tested prior to departure) then you will have more module options.

If you would like to discuss your options, then please speak to your International Mobility Coordinator, come to an Information Session or go to the Global Lounge in the Student Life Building to speak with one of our Global Champions.

We will always endeavour to secure an exchange placement for as many students as we possibly can, but due to high demand in some countries, we cannot guarantee a destination. For example, we only have approximately one place for every five applications in competitive destinations such as the USA and Canada. If unsuccessful for your first-choice university, we will ask you if you want to be allocated to another available place. You will then be able to consider this and decide if you want to accept the placement.

More information is available to current students on their Global Opportunities Portal and on our Study Abroad Canvas Site.

When can I study abroad?

The International Study Abroad exchange programme is available to current full-time students at LJMU, where it is validated within your undergraduate programme of study. You must not be trailing any modules at the point of departure and should have good grades and attendance.

Programmes can be validated for both or either study abroad duration:

  • Current level 4 - Semester 2 of level 5
  • Current level 5 - Additional year of study between level 5 and 6

Visa requirements

Students will need to secure visa’s based on their nationality, and you should refer to host countries regulations. Further information will be provided by hosts, but you can find further information on the government website.

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