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Latest news
Our student doctors participate in wide variety of activities during their studies, from academic placement, to tackling medical research and extra-curricular society activities, there's a lot to participate in during your studies.
Below you will find a selection of some recent news stories showcasing some of what our students get up to during an academic year.
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| Fifth year Student Doctor Emily Kelly embarked on a mission to alleviate discomfort associated with chemotherapy, leading to the creation of innovative cooling gloves and boots for cancer patients. Read more about Emily's story. |
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| The University of Liverpool and Liverpool University Hospitals announce plan to improve healthcare in region by building new joint medical facility on site of old Royal Hospital. Read more about this project. |
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| Careers Fair to showcase over 60 expert clinicians - each year our Careers Fair offers you access to specialist clinicians in a range of medical fields to discuss potential career opportunities. Find out more about the Medicine Careers Fair. |
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| Ghislaine D. M'bolo : My first year at Medical School. Ghislaine is a recent first year Student Doctor who wrote a reflection on her experiences as a first time student doctor for our Student publication The Pulse. Read more about Ghislaine's story. |
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| After the latest news stories? You can always read more of the latest news from the School over on our News page. |
NSS Results 2024
Students report positive feedback in the National 2024 Student Survey.
This year, over 4,200 University of Liverpool students took part, giving a good response rate of 60%.
The University has received very positive results this year, increasing its positivity score across all themes of the NSS, with notable highlights including:
- Learning resources, which has achieved a positivity score of 90%.
- Assessment and feedback, which has jumped to 76%, marking the University’s highest score to date in this area.
- A positive score from students on academic support, which has increased to 87% from 83% in 2023.
- Organisation and management, which 81% of students scored positively.
- Communications around mental wellbeing support, which scored 77% (up 5% from 2023) and which follows a drive in this area to improve awareness of student support services.
Look out for the 2025 NSS results when they are released in September 2025.
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