更新时间：2024-02-02 19:58:11作者：欧曼老师
利物浦约翰摩尔大学（LJMU）最初于1823年作为力学学院开办，现在是英国最大的高等教育机构之一
该大学以企业家和慈善家约翰·摩尔爵士的名字命名，他创立了Littlewoods零售帝国。该大学由三个大校区组成，中央“城市”校区距离利物浦的一些主要景点只有很短的步行路程，包括世界博物馆、沃克美术馆和圣乔治大厅
LJMU拥有来自全球100多个国家的约25000名学生，为自己是利物浦文化景观不可或缺的一部分而自豪。泰特利物浦剧院（Tate Liverpool）、普通人剧院（Everyman Theatre）和皇家利物浦爱乐乐团（Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra）只是支持该大学向学生提供学习和文化的合作伙伴之一
LJMU的学术合作伙伴包括继续教育学院，医院信托、公共服务和私营公司，以及欧洲、亚洲和美国的其他大学，与它们合作开展世界领先的研究项目，为学生提供出国留学机会
该大学在教学中强调实用、动手的方法，学生设施包括护理和助产套房、科学和工程实验室、美术馆和模拟法庭
它还有自己的创业中心，每年支持2000多名学生发展自己的企业。2015年，它引入了一项50万英镑的创业基金，为创新学生创业提供赠款和奖励
LJMU学位课程是与行业合作伙伴合作开发的，工作经验是每门课程的固有组成部分，该大学的毕业生深受雇主的追捧
LJMU的校友包括喜剧演员Caroline Aherne、演员Claire Foy、奥运会运动员Beth Tweddle和马尔代夫前总统Mohamed Nasheed
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), which originally opened as a Mechanics Institute in 1823, is now one of the largest higher education institutions in the UK.
Named after Sir John Moores – the entrepreneur and philanthropist who founded the Littlewoods retail empire – the university comprises three large campuses, with the central ‘City’ campus just a short walk from some of Liverpool’s main sites, including the World Museum, the Walker Art Gallery and St George’s Hall.
Home to around 25,000 students from over 100 countries worldwide, LJMU prides itself on being an integral part of Liverpool’s cultural landscape. Tate Liverpool, the Everyman Theatre and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra are just some of the partners that support the university in making learning and culture accessible to students.
LJMU's academic partnerships include further education colleges, hospital trusts, public services and private companies, as well as other universities in Europe, Asia and the USA, with which it collaborates on world-leading research projects and study abroad opportunities for students.
The university emphasises a practical, hands-on approach in its teaching, with student facilities that include nursing and midwifery suites, science and engineering laboratories, an art gallery and a mock court room.
It also has its own Centre of Entrepreneurship that supports upwards of 2,000 students every year in developing their own businesses. In 2015, it introduced a £500,000 start-up fund to offer grants and awards for innovative student ventures.
LJMU degree courses are developed in partnership with industry partners and, with work experience being an intrinsic part of every course, the university’s graduates are much sought after by employers.
Alumni of LJMU include comedian Caroline Aherne, actor Claire Foy, Olympic athlete Beth Tweddle, and former President of the Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed.
