University of Liverpool

University College Liverpool, which was established in 1881, is where the University of Liverpool got its start. The University of Liverpool has had exponential growth since that time and has consistently fared well in rankings. On the QS World University Rankings 2023, the University of Liverpool is rated #190, according to latest rankings. Higher Education Times The University of Liverpool is rated 176th in the 2023 World University Rankings. In addition, according to the Shanghai Jiao Tong Ranking 2022, the University of Liverpool is placed 126th overall. According to U.S. News & World Report, the University of Liverpool is ranked #146 in the world for best universities, #54 in Europe for best global universities, and #17 in the UK for best global universities.

The Complete University Guide rankings show strong performance from the University of Liverpool. It has moved up 9 spots in the rankings from 2022, landing at #21 in 2023. In a similar vein, the Guardian has put the University of Liverpool at #40 for both 2022 and 2023.

Numerous ranking organisations have given the University of Liverpool's courses favourable reviews. First off, the following topics have received high rankings from U.S. News & World Report: Just a few examples include: Arts and Humanities (138), Biology and Biochemistry (377), Cell Biology (213), Chemistry (154), Computer Science (204), Economics and Business (200), Electrical and Electronic Engineering (135), Engineering (170), Environment & Ecology (337), Immunology (92), Physics (206), Microbiology (84), Mechanical Engineering (85), Materials Science (281), Social Sciences and Public Health (183).

The University of Liverpool has the following subjects that have ranked in the top 10 according to the Complete University Guide, Subject League Tables 2023: Optometry, Ophthalmics & Orthoptics, Physiotherapy, Veterinary Medicine, Counselling, Psychotherapy & Occupational Therapy, and Medical Technology & Bioengineering.