The University of Liverpool is a world-class university in a world-class city.

Ranked among the top 30 UK universities in the 2007 Sunday Times Good University Guide, Liverpool also claimed the 101st spot in the latest Times Higher Education Supplement University World Rankings.

With 41 subject areas notching up top scores of 5*, 5 or 4 in the 2001 UK Research Assessment Exercise, the University, a member of the Russell Group, is renowned for its research excellence.

We are associated with eight Nobel Prize winners, including Sir Ronald Ross (1902), who discovered that mosquitoes spread malaria, and Professor RR Porter (1972), for his work on the structure of antibodies.

Choose to study at Liverpool and you could be following in their footsteps.

Working alongside our staff at the forefront of research in their respective fields, you will be offered excellent research opportunities.

Add to this a city undergoing mammoth financial investment propelled by its status as European Capital of Culture 2008, beneath a world-famous skyline awarded World Heritage Site status in 2004, putting it in the same league as The Pyramids at Ghiza and the Taj Mahal.

What are you waiting for?
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