School of Nursing, Public and Allied Health facilities
Professional-standard, technology-enhanced learning environments designed to prepare you for contemporary healthcare practice.
At Liverpool John Moores University, you'll learn in purpose-built facilities that reflect the realities of modern clinical practice. From high-fidelity simulation suites and immersive skills laboratories to specialist teaching spaces and digital learning technologies.
Our facilities are designed to develop your confidence, competence and clinical decision-making in a safe and supportive environment.
Based in the Tithebarn Building, our students benefit from realistic simulation, collaborative learning spaces and sector-leading technology that bridges the gap between university study and professional practice.
Combined with extensive placement opportunities across the NHS and wider healthcare sector, you'll graduate with the knowledge, practical skills and experience needed to thrive in your chosen profession.
Nursing and midwifery
Learn in realistic ward environments, community care settings and simulated clinical spaces equipped with high-fidelity patient simulators, enabling you to develop essential nursing and midwifery skills before applying them in practice placements across our NHS partners.
Paramedicine
Learn in specialist simulation suites designed to recreate the unpredictable nature of out-of-hospital care.
Using advanced patient simulators, immersive emergency scenarios and ambulance-specific equipment, you'll develop the clinical, communication and decision-making skills required to respond confidently to patients across a wide range of emergency and urgent care settings.
I came to university after a two year gap so was worried about struggling with the academic side of the course. But I have been able to make use of the library facilities, support from my tutors and the academic success team for my assignments. I can't wait until graduation to be able to celebrate all of our hard work.
A big thank you to LJMU for helping me to become the best version of myself!
Abbie Lewis, BSc Adult Nursing
Health and social care
Our flexible teaching spaces support collaborative, interdisciplinary learning, enabling students to explore person-centred care, safeguarding, rehabilitation and social care through practical workshops, simulated activities and case-based learning that reflects contemporary practice.
Public health
Public Health students benefit from modern teaching environments that support population health, health promotion and research.
Digital technologies, collaborative learning spaces and access to specialist software help students analyse health inequalities, evaluate interventions and develop evidence-informed solutions to improve the health of communities.