Internationalisation

We are a globally connected Management School, with established international partnerships that bolster our transformative research and education.

We are expanding our School’s global presence through a growing network of partnerships with excellent business schools and academics institutions from all over the world.

Our overseas links support a wide range of activities, including staff and student international exchanges, visiting faculty and joint research collaborations that addresses the pressing challenges facing businesses and society.

Find out more about what we are doing to enrich the experiences of our academics, students and alumni here and abroad.

Student exchanges for UK students

Our UK students abroad

Our students have the opportunity to embark on an exciting overseas adventure by spending a year, a semester or a summer at one of our partner universities.

Student exchanges for international students

International exchange students in Liverpool

Every year, students from our partner universities gain invaluable life and academic experiences, here at Liverpool.

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International research

Maximising the impact of our research, and meeting the highest standards of reach and significance, locally and globally.
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International Partners

We work in partnership a broad network of accredited and highly ranked business schools and research institutions across the world.

Internationalisation Office

International Office

Our team expand the School's global network and reputation, via partnerships to enable student and staff mobility, and research projects with international impact.

Deputy Associate Dean, International visits XJTLU

In November 2024, Dr. Ahmed Al-Abdin visited XJTLU to strengthen the partnership, meeting with leadership teams and delivering a lecture on Brand Activism. He promoted the 2+2 and 2+1+1 programmes to students, and met University of Liverpool students studying in China, with positive feedback from BA Marketing student Adam Clark.