University of Liverpool

Founded in 1881, Liverpool was one of the original civic universities and the first to establish departments in several subjects. University of Liverpool is a Russell Group research university based in Liverpool, holding a Gold Teaching Excellence Framework rating. Liverpool has a proud history of firsts — including the UK's first schools of architecture, engineering, and tropical medicine. The city itself has undergone massive regeneration and is now a cultural capital.

In the latest rankings, University of Liverpool is positioned #147 in the QS World Rankings 2026; #143 in the THE World Rankings 2026; #28 in the Guardian University Guide (UK).

The university has approximately 31,050 students, with a diverse international community representing 93 nationalities. The largest international cohorts come from China, India, and Kuwait.

University of Liverpool currently lists 292 courses on CourseOptions, spanning 168 undergraduate and 124 postgraduate programmes. There are 9 scholarships available for international students.

Graduate outcomes are excellent: 91% of graduates go into employment or further study within 15 months, and the median graduate salary is £28,500, rising to £34,300 after five years.

Student satisfaction is strong, with an NSS teaching satisfaction score of 87% and a continuation rate of 93%.

Historic, culturally rich, and famously friendly. The Beatles, two cathedrals, and a waterfront UNESCO World Heritage Site.