Why Choose Us?
Liverpool - a city where you can belong
Everyone thinks they know Liverpool, even those who've never been here. But Liverpool's not just about the Beatles, football or wisecracks. It's all these things - and none of them. It's about being one of the most vibrant, life-affirming and creative cities in the UK.
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Visit the city's vibrant Chinatown |
The Liverpool of today is a changed city. It's emerging as one of the UK's leading centres for learning, culture, entertainment, sport and endeavour. Liverpool is the European Capital of Culture 2008 and the University is at the heart of it.
Shopping ranges from high street names to independent stalls, boutiques and high fashion. Places to eat and drink are plentiful, and there's something for everyone's taste and budget - Chinese, Indian, Italian, African, French, Japanese, Thai, Spanish, Mexican, Greek and more.
Going out in Liverpool is not expensive, and the Liverpool crowds are lively and friendly, from the chain pubs to the smaller, independent pubs and bars. Down at the Albert Dock are more exclusive bars and restaurants, where local footballers and soap stars hang out.
Clubs around the city offer an ever-changing mix of music and style. Chibuku, Society and Garlands have clubbers queuing round the block every weekend. Countless other clubs offer sounds from RnB to indie. Liverpool's live music scene is eclectic and exhaustive, too. From big names playing big venues to alternative bands and up-and-coming acts, Liverpool caters to all genres of music.
As an attraction for sports fans, Liverpool remains hard to beat. Aside from Liverpool and Everton football clubs there is racing at Aintree as well as golf, cricket, tennis, water sports and rugby league all on Merseyside. And if you want to be more than a spectator, there are hundreds of local teams for every type of sport.
Liverpool offers endless possibilities for everyone - so whatever you're into, you can be certain that you'll enjoy life to the full at the very heart of our city.
Courses
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Archaeology Classics and Egyptology, School of (SACE)
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Architecture, School of
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Arts, Faculty of
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Biological Sciences, School of
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Biomedical Sciences, School of
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Cancer Studies, School of
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Chemistry, Department of
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Civic Design, Department of
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Clinical Sciences, School of
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Combined Honours (Arts), School of
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Combined Honours (SES), School of
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Computer Science, Department of
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Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, School of
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Dental Sciences, School of
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Earth and Ocean Sciences, Department of
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Electrical Engineering and Electronics, Department of
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Engineering, Department of
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Engineering, Faculty of
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English, School of
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Geography, Department of
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Health Sciences, School
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History, School of
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Infection & Host Defence, School of
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Irish Studies, Institute of
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Latin American Studies
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Law, School of
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Management School
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Mathematical Sciences, Department of
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Medical Education, School of
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Medicine, Faculty of
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Music, School of
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Philosophy, Department of
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Physics, Department of
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Politics and Communication Studies, School of
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Population, Community and Behavioural Sciences, School of
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Psychology, School of
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Reproductive and Developmental Medicine,
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Science, Faculty of
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Social and Environmental Studies, Faculty of
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Sociology and Social Policy, School of
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Tropical Medicine, Liverpool School of
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Veterinary Clinical Science, Department of
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Veterinary Pathology, Department of
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Veterinary Preclinical Sciences, Department of
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Veterinary Science, Faculty of
Scholarships
The majority of scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic merit rather than hardship and students must normally hold an offer of a place on a course before they can apply.
Competition for university scholarships is very strong so international student are encouraged to apply for external funding.
International students are those classified to pay tution fees at the overseas (full cost or specified) rate. Confirmation of your fee status should be included within your offer letter. If you are unsure about your fee status contact the university's Tuition Fees Office quoting your student identification number.
Details of funding opportunities for undergraduate home/EU students and postgraduate home/EU students are also available.
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