The city of Liverpool has an excellent reputation for its education.  Students of all ages and cultures travel to Liverpool from all over the country and even the world to study.

With its fantastic range of universities and colleges, Liverpool also offers adult education, disabled learning and evening classes.  The famous and very popular ‘University of Liverpool’ was founded as a ‘University College’ back in 1881 and received its charter in 1903 to become the University of Liverpool. With over 50 departments, and more than 18,000 students registered within the period of 2004, Liverpool University speaks for itself and shows what it can offer in making the ideal place to study for a degree.

In addition to the University of Liverpool, there are also two other Universities in the region; ‘Liverpool John Moores University’ and ‘Liverpool Hope University’.  All of which offer an extensive range of courses both full time and part time.  On the other hand, Liverpool’s high reputation of college based education is high.  From arts to computer programming, Liverpool’s colleges offer their students a broad variety of courses to obtain qualifications in and suiting everyone’s needs.
For more detailed information on a particular college or website check the official websites below.

• University of Liverpool
• John Moores University
• Hope University
• Community College
• Liverpool College