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She is a Member of the AMA (Arts Marketing Association), a Member of the CIPR (Chartered Institute of Public Relations) and Chair of St Helens Cultural Hubs NPO Advisory Board. She was previously Co-Chair of Wirral Visitor Economy Board, a LEP (Liverpool Enterprise Partnership) Visitor Economy Board Member, and on the Steering Group for the Wirral Council Visitor Economy Strategy.
Since fall 2006, the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) and UArts have partnered to offer: Both institutes provide educational training that is unavailable anywhere else in the United States and the U.K. LIPA is the only U.K. institution entirely devoted to providing higher education programs across the spectrum of the performing arts.
Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts; Mount Street; Liverpool; L1 9HF; By car. From the M62 At the end of the motorway, follow the signs for the city centre and then the cathedrals. When you reach the Metropolitan Cathedral turn left and head all the way along Hope Street until you reach the end and then turn right on to Upper Duke Street.
Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts offers specialist degrees in music, drama and production arts. Students benefit from a creative community where they can develop their individual talents, expect challenge, benefit from collaboration, and gain input from experts. All students get plenty of support from dedicated and knowledgeable tutors ...
In the overall rankings we add non-academic prominence and alumni popularity indicators. Always check official university websites for the latest enrollment information. Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts ranked 155th in the United Kingdom and 6328th in the World 2024 overall rankings with enrollment - 1,200, founded in 1995.
Home to over 60,000 students from 100 different countries, Liverpool is one of the UK’s best loved student cities. A relatively low cost of living (particularly compared to London), an abundance of student accommodation, world leading arts and entertainment, an exciting nightlife and iconic architecture combine to make it a great place to live and study.
The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts was co-founded by Sir Paul McCartney and Mark Featherstone-Witty (who helped set up The Brit School) who were introduced to each other by George Martin, a mutual friend. LIPA welcomed its first intake of students in 1996.
