About University of Liverpool
The University of Liverpool founded in 1881 is the original ‘red brick’ university. As a founding member of the prestigious Russell Group the university is one of the UK’s leading research-intensive universities and has produced nine Nobel Prize winners.
Consistently ranked in the top 200 universities worldwide it has an annual income of £577.7 million, including £98.6 million for research.
Offering over 600 undergraduate and postgraduate courses the University has 33,500 students including 11,700 international students, and a thriving community of 228,000 alumni in 17...
The University of Liverpool founded in 1881 is the original ‘red brick’ university. As a founding member of the prestigious Russell Group the university is one of the UK’s leading research-intensive universities and has produced nine Nobel Prize winners.<br><br>Consistently ranked in the top 200 universities worldwide it has an annual income of £577.7 million, including £98.6 million for research.<br><br>Offering over 600 undergraduate and postgraduate courses the University has 33,500 students including 11,700 international students, and a thriving community of 228,000 alumni in 171 countries.<br><br>
