About University of Liverpool

The University of Liverpool is delighted to be working with AccessAble to ensure that all of our students, staff, customers, and visitors have clear information on the accessibility of our campus and our buildings.

The University is located in the Liverpool Knowledge Quarter, close to the city centre; as well as the Leahurst Veterinary Campus and the Ness Botanical Gardens on the Wirral. The main campus is located at the top of Brownlow Hill / Mount Pleasant where the vast majority of our buildings are located within the campus boundaries.

The University was founded in 1881, which means that our building range in age from the mid-1800’s to newly complete modern facilities. As a result the accessibility of the campus can vary and we hope that these guides provide you will enough information to plan your visit to our campus.

COVID-19

Due to COVID-19 and social distancing measures, we have implemented various one-way systems on campus and within our buildings. Please be aware that the current building access routes may differ from those outlined within the guides.

Information for Visitors and Customers

Complimentary accessibility information is available on the webpage Campus Disability Access Information. 

If you have a specific questions about the accessibility of an event you are attending and the information provided here does not answer your question, please direct your query to the event organiser.

Information for current and prospective Students

The Disability, Advice & Guidance Team supports disabled students whilst at the University and will work with you to ensure that relevant support and adjustments are made. You can contact the Disability Support Team on:

Phone 0151 795 1000

Email [email protected]

Complimentary accessibility information is available on the webpage Campus Disability Access Information. 

Information for current and prospective Staff

The Diversity and Equality Team in Human Resources are able to provide advice to disabled staff on the accessibility of the campus and associated adjustments. If you have a query please contact them on:

Phone 0151 794 8543

Email: [email protected]

Complimentary accessibility information is available on our webpage Campus Disability Access Information.