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emoji_eventsWorld rank #139 Public United Kingdom

University of Liverpool

location_onLiverpool Est. 1881 publicOfficial site
Acceptance rate 78.4%
Students 21,591
1881
Established
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University of Liverpool at a glance

University of Liverpool is located in Liverpool, United Kingdom. It was established in 1881. It holds a world ranking of #139. Its reported acceptance rate is 78.4%. It enrols around 21,591 students.

About University of Liverpool

Original and inclusive, we’re a truly inspirational place to learn and research. We’re the original redbrick, a founding member of the prestigious Russell Group, and a place where creativity and originality come together.

We’re a committed partner to our local community while also forging game-changing collaborations and welcoming students from across the world.

Find out more about what makes our University a dynamic and welcoming place. Learn about our international outlook and global reach, and discover our ambitions for the future.

Discover why, for almost 150 years, the University of Liverpool has been an inspirational place to learn, research and grow.

Find out more about our vision and ambitious goals for the future. Explore our forward-looking strategic framework, Liverpool 2031.

Discover our rankings and achievements. Consistently ranked in the top 200 universities worldwide, we’ve got a lot to be proud of.

QS World University Rankings 2027 places us in the Top 140 global universities. We've moved up to 139th in the world, rising 8 places since last year and up from 165th in the 2025 rankings.

Our teaching is rated Gold, the highest level, by the Teaching Excellence Framework.

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Common questions about University of Liverpool

University of Liverpool is located in Liverpool. It is a university institution.

University of Liverpool reports an acceptance rate of 78.4%. Entry also depends on your grades, English test score and the specific course you apply to.

Yes. Indian students apply as international applicants, which normally means academic transcripts, an English test score, a statement of purpose and proof of funds for the visa. Deadlines follow the intake you are applying for rather than the Indian academic year.

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