Employment is a huge component behind a city’s appeal to students. After all, the main factor behind achieving a degree is to get employed.
Not only this, though, but part-time jobs are also vital, as many students often rely on them to get by.
Thankfully in Liverpool, the city is bustling with world-class employment opportunities for both graduates and students.
In July 2020, the Liverpool city region was voted in the top 10 international locations for business start-ups.
Interestingly, for graduates, the bulk of these businesses are found in high-skilled and high-paying sectors.
Notably, the majority of these businesses are focused on the Baltic Triangle and the Knowledge Quarter, which are two of the most exciting and renowned clusters for tech industries in the world.
The Knowledge Quarter, for instance, is renowned as a global research hub and is home to the likes of Liverpool Science Park, The National Oceanographic Centre, Mersey Bio Incubator, and RedX Pharma.
Regeneration is significant in the year, with over £2bn worth of investment in the pipeline. The nearby Paddington Village, for example, features the world-renowned Royal College of Physicians in their new headquarters, The Spine.
With billions more in the pipeline in Liverpool, these employment opportunities will only continue to expand, further attracting students to the city.
Currently, Liverpool has the 8th best graduate rate in the UK and is better than the likes of Oxford and Cambridge.
The city has also been previously named the 6th most employable city for graduates, creating a recipe for success for Liverpool student property investors.