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Outstanding Scholars doing Scholarly Work

Wednesday 4 December 2024

“Empower Your Education: The Best Investment You Can Make Is in Yourself.”

Congratulations to a number of our Year 12 students who have successfully gained a place on the Liverpool Scholars Programme.

What is the Liverpool Scholars Programme?

The University of Liverpool is committed to supporting talented students who wish to access higher education, regardless of their background.

The Liverpool Scholars programme offers Year 12 students the chance to take part in a range of activities aimed at supporting their entry into higher education and preparing them for university, such as application guidance masterclasses, lectures and academic key skills workshops. These activities are delivered in partnership with academics, undergraduates and the wider University. The Liverpool Scholars programme, aims to nurture well informed, confident applicants who are well equipped for their university experience.