Profile
The University of Liverpool is famous for its wide range of top quality programmes and has an excellent reputation for research. The original ‘red brick’ university, Liverpool offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in 6 Faculties: Arts, Engineering, Medicine, Science, Social and Environmental Studies and Veterinary Science. In The Times Good University Guide 2006 , Liverpool has the number one Veterinary School and is ranked in the top ten for Aeronautical and Manufacturing Engineering, American Studies, Anatomy, Architecture, Civil Engineering, Dentistry, French, Geology, Material Science, Mechanical Engineering, Medicine and Town Planning. There are almost 19,000 students at The University of Liverpool including 2,800 international students from over 300 countries. In our 2005 International Student Survey 2005 93% of our international students said they would recommend Liverpool to their friends.

Location
Our campus is in the heart of the city of Liverpool , a vibrant, friendly and international city in the North West of England. With more museums, galleries and theatres than any other area outside London , it is not surprising that Liverpool has been honoured with the title of European Capital of Culture for 2008. Liverpool was also designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. Liverpool is the home of 2 Premier League football clubs – Liverpool and Everton – and one of the greatest horse races in the world, the Grand National. Music is also very important in Liverpool – it is the birthplace of the Beatles and the music scene is still thriving today. There are over 50,000 students in the city of Liverpool which helps to keep the cost of living down. In a recent Royal Bank of Scotland survey, Liverpool was found to be the 4 th cheapest student city in the UK . Excellent road and rail links connect Liverpool with the rest of the UK and the John Lennon airport offers cheap flights to many European destinations.

Facilities
There are 2 main University libraries which house 1.7 million books. Students have easy access to networked computers with free internet and personalised University email addresses. There are computer centres in the main libraries and at various locations all over the campus, including the Brownlow Hill Centre which is open 24 hours a day. The newly extended Sports Centre now has a 26-metre swimming pool, 2 sports halls, a climbing wall, dance studio and 4 squash courts. If you’re not into sports, there are many other activities to get involved in. Within the Guild of Students there is a wide variety of student societies and clubs including the Thai Students Society – check out their website at http://liverpool.onlinethai.com/

Accommodation
The University of Liverpool guarantees a place in University accommodation to all postgraduate students who apply before 30 June 2006, and all undergraduate students who apply before 25 August 2006. All the University’s Halls of Residence have broadband internet connections and also offer access to the University networks. To find out more, please visit our Accommodation Office website at http://www.liv.ac.uk/accommodation/

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