Student Accommodation in Liverpool City Centre, Liverpool

A range of Liverpool City Centre apartments are available on uhomes.com. You can find the best student accommodation in Liverpool City Centre according to your needs and preferences. These student flats to rent in Liverpool City Centre have various sizes, prices, and styles, so it is not easy to decide which one is the best. However, we do have some recommendations for the best student apartments to rent in Liverpool City Centre:

• iQ Great Newton House
• true Liverpool
• The Ascent
• Horizon Heights
• Benson Yard
• Grand Central
• Limelight
• One Islington Plaza
• Calico
• The Lantern

When looking for apartments in Liverpool City Centre, the cost is always one of the biggest concerns for students. The prices of student flats to let in Liverpool City Centre are generally slightly higher than those in surrounding areas, but they must be worth it. There are also affordable student houses in Liverpool City Centre. Here are some options for cheap student accommodation in Liverpool City Centre:

• Lennon Studios
• iQ Great Newton House
• Borden Court
• St Andrew's Gardens
• Paddington Park House
• Queensland Place
• Cathedral Campus
• Prospect Point
• Cambridge Court
• Phoenix Place

As an international student, it is necessary to understand the local living standards of your study destination and make a reasonable budget. Compared with other major UK cities like London, Liverpool City Centre has a more affordable cost of living. A single person's estimated monthly cost is between £300 and £1000 without rent. Student properties in Liverpool City Centre are slightly more expensive than those in neighbouring areas. Here is an overview of the cost of living in Liverpool City Centre:

• Accommodation: £400 - £1000 per month
• Study materials: £80 - £100 per month
• Food: £150 - £500 per month
• Transportation: £20 - £150 per month
• Entertainment: £50 - £350 per month
• Mobile phone: £10 - £30 per month

• University of Liverpool: The University belongs to the Russell Group and is one of the top 150 institutions in the world. An original 'redbrick' university, it's ranked in the top 25 UK universities targeted by leading graduate employers. The university has a high reputation for research in a variety of fields, including engineering, physics, medicine, and the biological sciences. And is renowned for its law and social science departments.
• Liverpool John Moores University: The University has a distinguished history in fields like journalism, nursing, engineering, and sports science. It is recognised as one of the top ten leading universities in the world for sports-related subjects. Because of the university's emphasis on applied research and its strong connections with business, graduates are known to be well-prepared for their careers. It is listed among the leading 500 Universities in the world.
• The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts: Co-founded by Sir Paul McCartney and Mark Featherstone-Witty, The Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts stands as a beacon of creativity and artistic excellence. LIPA is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of performing arts professionals. It offers degree courses in all aspects of performance, as well as cutting-edge facilities from recording studios and theatres to rehearsal spaces and dance studios.
• Liverpool Hope University: It has two main campuses: a city centre Creative Campus and a Hope Park Campus in Childwall. The liberal arts and humanities programmes at the university are renowned for being particularly good in subjects like theology, philosophy, and creative writing. The university is renowned for its top-notch teacher preparation programmes and also boasts a highly-rated education department.
• Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine: This is the world's first institution dedicated to research and teaching in tropical medicine, founded in 1898. LSTM has made remarkable achievements in the prevention and treatment of diseases such as tuberculosis, AIDS, malaria, and dengue fever. The college collaborates with global health departments and research institutions to cultivate the next generation of doctors, researchers, and healthcare professionals.

• Bus: The extensive bus system in Liverpool is run by several companies, notably Arriva and Stagecoach. Buses are well-liked and reasonably priced, with one-way costs starting at about £2 and day passes at about £4.
• Train: Liverpool has one of the first steam-powered railways. Mersey Railway was the second underground railway service worldwide. Rail tickets can be bought online or at the station and vary based on the distance and time of travel.
• Metro: The Merseyrail links the city to its suburbs and surrounding regions. The Wirral and Northern lines are the two lines on which the Merseyrail runs. You can buy tickets at the station or online.
• Taxi: You can book a cab through Uber or hail a taxi on the street anytime and reach your destination on time. This transport method is always more costive but really fast.
• Bicycle: Bike & Go, a bike-sharing programme in Liverpool, enables customers to hire bikes from specific stations across the city. Anybody over 16 can participate in the programme. You can register and reserve bikes online.

• Liverpool Cathedral
• Royal Albert Dock
• The Cavern Club
• Liverpool ONE
• Chinatown
• Liverpool World Museum