Liverpool John Moores University
With such eclectic notable alumni as Olympian Steve Parry, Radiohead's Phil Selway and Royle Family writer and actress Caroline Aherne, Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) is never far from the headlines.
Gaining University status in 1992, LJMU has continued to attract massive numbers of students and currently serves more than 24,000.
The former Liverpool Polytechnic is named after popular local businessman and philanthropist, John Moores.
The University excels in all areas, particularly areas such as multimedia and sports science.
LJMU was awarded the Queen's Anniversary Prize in 2005, recognising the outstanding contribution the institution has made to to cultural life in the United Kingdom.
Honorary fellows include Ken Dodd, Steven Gerrard, Delia Smith and Kim Cattrall.
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A ROCK legend will meet a legal lord when a city university formally installs its new Chancellor.Read
THE man who led the public inquiry into Britain’s press standards will be the new chancellor of Liverpool John Moores University.Read
DRONES are most commonly associated with death and destruction. But one Liverpool academic is pioneering the civil use of drones – unmanned aerial vehicles – to help protect the natural world and save the planet.Read
A LIVERPOOL university is mourning a former director whose passion helped bring a £27m arts academy to the city.Read
LIVERPOOL John Moores University (LJMU) celebrated its student talent last night at its sixth annual Graduate Entrepreneurs Awards.Read
Liverpool John Moores Vice Chancellor NIGEL WEATHERILL speaks exclusively to Education Reporter Ben Turner on his blueprint for continuing the university’s success.Read
ALL three of Liverpool’s universities will still be around in 100 years –and “every city in the world needs a LJMU” Mr Weatherill believes.Read
A LIVERPOOL John Moores student who hacked the email accounts of academics in an attempt to access upcoming exam questions was given a suspended jail sentence.Read
LIVERPOOL’S newest university building is designed to produce the next generation of screen stars, legal eagles and business leaders.Read
THE Liverpool-born judge probing the phone hacking scandal spoke of his pride in his roots as he received a university fellowship.Read
