At the University of Liverpool, we have a long history of welcoming international students. Of our 30,000 students, nearly 8,000 are from outside the UK, representing more than 135 countries. You'll soon feel at home as part of our vibrant, diverse and inclusive community.
The best thing about this University is the students, they make the experience unique. I love the cultural diversity of my class. I’ve made friends from China, India, Iraq, Venezuela, Mexico, Mongolia, the UK and many other countries.
You can find details of qualifications from your country below.
Some of these qualifications may be accepted as equivalent to our typical academic requirements. For others, we may require you to complete a Foundation Certificate or Pre-Master's course first.
You'll also need to check our course pages to view the specific entry requirements, including any additional criteria, for your intended course.
If you're wondering what's the difference between an undergraduate degree and a master's, we can help. We've pulled together a guide to the variety of awards and research opportunities we offer, so you can find the type of degree that's right for you.
| Qualification | Details |
|---|---|
| Certificade de Educacion Secundaria Comun Completa | Students who obtain the Certificado de Educacion Secundaria Comun Completa are advised to complete a Foundation Certificate at the University of Liverpool International College or an equivalent foundation programme in order to be considered for undergraduate study. |
| A levels, International Baccalaureate Diploma, SATs | Students offering A levels, the International Baccalaureate Diploma with a minimum of 28 points or SATs can apply for direct entry to year one of undergraduate programmes. |
If you have good high school grades but don't meet our entry requirements, don't worry. You could apply for a place on a Foundation Certificate. These courses are delivered on campus at the University of Liverpool International College.
Successful completion of a Foundation Certificate, at the required level and with good attendance, will guarantee your place on your chosen University of Liverpool undergraduate degree.
| Qualification | Details |
|---|---|
| Academic | Peruvian students who have completed at least four years of study to obtain a Licenciado/Professional title can apply for taught master's programmes. Students are expected to have a minimum of 13. Some programmes may have additional requirements, for example, students applying for MBA programmes must have at least three years relevant work experience. |
If you hold a bachelors' degree or equivalent but don't meet our entry requirements, don't worry. You could apply for a place on a Pre-Master's course.
These courses are delivered on campus at the University of Liverpool International College. Successful completion of a Pre-Master's, at the required level and with good attendance, will guarantee your place on your chosen University of Liverpool master's degree.
| Qualification | Details |
|---|---|
| Academic | Each application is assessed on its own merits, however students will usually be expected to hold both Licenciado and a Maesteria degree. Previous exposure to research or thesis writing is highly desirable. |
To study at the University of Liverpool, you'll need to show you meet our English language requirements.
We accept a variety of international English language tests and country-specific qualifications you can use to demonstrate your English language ability. We also offer Pre-Sessional English courses if you need to improve your English language skills.
Our tuition fees vary depending on your course and your confirmed fee status as either an international or UK (‘home') student. You'll find our tuition fees listed on each course page.
You'll also need to budget for covering your living costs while studying with us. This includes your accommodation and travel expenses, such as flights to the UK.
One way we can help you pay for your studies is with our Advancement Scholarships.
You could receive a tuition fee discount worth up to £5,000 for eligible master's students, up to £5,000 for eligible undergraduate students, or up to £2,500 for University of Liverpool graduates.
We also offer a variety of other scholarships and bursaries for eligible international students to help make studying at university more affordable.
If you've decided to apply to the University of Liverpool, that's great news!
Your options for how you apply depend on your intended level of study and whether you want to apply yourself or through an agent.
You can:
You'll need to apply through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) if you're looking to join an undergraduate degree.
You can apply online, using our Apply Yourself portal, if you're looking to join a master's course or postgraduate research degree.
Join our online events to speak with staff and current students and find out more about our courses, how to apply and your funding options.
Discover our campus and the city of Liverpool for yourself. Attend an open day or arrange a campus tour led by a friendly student guide.
Find out if you need a visa to study in the UK. Our step-by-step guide will take you through every stage of the visa application process.
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Brendan is our Country Development Manager for Türkiye, Pakistan and Latin America.
If you're from Peru and have any queries about studying with us, please don't hesitate to contact Brendan by emailing irro@liverpool.ac.uk.
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