The University of Liverpool was founded as a college in 1881 before gaining Royal Charter as a university in 1903, making it the Original Red Brick university. The worldâ€™s first public radio transmission was made by a professor at the university in 1894. It was a founding member of the Russell Group and the N8 Group for research and its management school has been triple crown accredited.

It is in the QS Top 200 Global Universities as well as the top 25 UK universities in the Complete University Guide and The Times/Sunday Times Guide. There are more than 22,000 students at the University of Liverpool including 7,700 international students from more than 160 countries. They can choose from more than 400 undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

What is the University Of Liverpool acceptance rate for international students?

The University of Liverpool acceptance rate is 14%.

The University of Liverpool is a highly ranked British university that has received a lot of investment into reflecting their reputation via their facilities. The Guild of Students is the student union building and it has recently benefited from a Â£14.25 million redevelopment so it is now a highly equipped environment. The Harold Cohen Library is the University of Liverpool's library, situated on the north part of the city centre campus. Students working towards degrees within the Faculty of Science & Engineering and the Faculty of Health & Life Sciences can find resources here.

Student Life

Student life at the University of Liverpool is reported highly by students. International students can refer to the International Advice and Guidance team or benefit from free in-sessional English language support throughout your studies provided by the campus based English Language Centre. More than 50 student clubs are run by students on campus, from the anime society to the karaoke society - and even the Taylor Swift Appreciation society. The Times Good University Guide nominated the University of Liverpool for its 'University of the Year 2024â€™ award.