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The Aquinas Building is one of the key facilities at Liverpool John Moores University focusing on delivering quality education across various disciplines. This building features well-equipped learning spaces that foster collaboration among students while emphasizing practical application of knowledge through hands-on experiences. Its inviting atmosphere encourages engagement between faculty members and learners alike. Committed to ensuring customer satisfaction, staff are available during business hours to assist visitors with inquiries or provide guidance on academic programs offered here.

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