Estranged Students
Current Students
The University of Liverpool has taken the 'Stand Alone' pledge to support students who are estranged from their families. We believe that students who are studying without the support or approval of a family network, should not be held back from succeeding in Higher Education. As such the University provides a range of support for Estranged students including a central point of contact in the Wellbeing Advice and Guidance Team, 365-day accommodation for all years of study, support with fees for a guarantor service (if you need to use one for private accomodation), and a range of scholarships and bursaries.
For further information please contact: advice@liverpool.ac.uk
Potential applicants
The Widening Participation and Outreach team at the University of Liverpool has a well-established support programme for young people who have faced a Disrupted Education. We would like to engage with young people who have the potential to progress to university, but due to disruptions within their education, may face barriers when considering higher education.
The University of Liverpool can offer the following support to young people who have experienced a disruption to their education:
- Bespoke information and guidance from designated outreach staff to support transition to university
- Support with transport to enable participation in the University’s Open Days and Applicant Discovery Days on campus
- Opportunity to apply to work as a Liverpool Advocate with the University’s Outreach team.
For further information on what Widening Participation and Outreach can offer, please contact Ben Toleman: disruptededucation@liverpool.ac.uk
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