University of Liverpool

Acute, Critical and Emergency Care (ACE Care)

Anatomy and Human Biology BSc (Hons)

This Bachelor of Science (with Honours) in Anatomy and Human Biology offers a practical, hands-on approach to understanding the structure and function of the human body. The program integrates cadaveric dissection with modules from broader biomedical and biological sciences, providing students with a comprehensive foundation. It is designed for individuals seeking a deep understanding of human anatomy and prepares them for diverse postgraduate opportunities and careers. Graduates are well-equipped for graduate entry into Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Dental Sciences, Diagnostic Radiography, and Physiotherapy, as well as pursuing higher degrees or careers in biological and medical sciences, archaeology, forensic science, palaeontology, sports science, and teaching.

Biomedical Sciences

Computer Science BSc (Hons)

The BSc (Hons) Computer Science program at the University of Liverpool provides a comprehensive foundation in the principles and practices of computing. You will explore core areas such as programming, algorithms, data structures, artificial intelligence, and software engineering. This degree equips you with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to excel in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. Throughout the course, you will develop strong problem-solving abilities and learn to design, develop, and test complex software systems. The curriculum emphasizes both individual project work and collaborative team efforts, mirroring the demands of the professional IT industry. Graduates are well-prepared for a wide range of careers in technology and beyond. The University of Liverpool is a leading research-intensive university, and this program benefits from the cutting-edge research conducted by its academic staff. You will have access to state-of-the-art facilities and opportunities to engage with real-world challenges, ensuring your education is both relevant and forward-thinking.

Foundation

The Foundation program is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for students passionate about the fundamental principles of physics and astrophysics. This course provides a strong theoretical and practical foundation, preparing you for a wide range of scientific careers. You will explore the universe from the smallest subatomic particles to the vastness of cosmic structures, gaining critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Throughout your studies, you will engage with cutting-edge research and theories, working with faculty who are leaders in their fields. The curriculum is structured to build knowledge progressively, ensuring you develop a deep understanding of complex scientific concepts. This program is ideal for those who want to delve into the 'why' and 'how' of the universe.

Foundation to Diagnostic Radiography (Year Zero)

This is a foundational year program designed for mature students or those returning to education with non-traditional qualifications. It serves as a pathway to various vocational Health Studies programs, including Diagnostic Radiography. The program is structured to prepare students for higher education by covering essential subjects and skills. It is specifically aimed at individuals who may have been out of formal education for a period or possess qualifications outside the standard A-level or school-leaver routes. Successful completion of this foundation year provides entry into degree-level study within the Health Professions at the University of Liverpool.

Wellcome Discovery Awards

Open to established researchers and research teams with a proven record of research delivery who are based at, or will be hosted by, an eligible not-for-profit organisation in the UK, the Republic of Ireland, or an eligible low- or middle-income country (excluding India and mainland China). Projects must propose bold, transformative research aligned with Wellcome's mission to improve health. The award does not cover the lead applicant's own salary, and a researcher may lead only one active Discovery Award submission.

Open Source AI Fellowship (UK)

Open to AI professionals and researchers who are legally eligible to work in the UK without sponsorship, have resided in the UK for at least 5 years (a security check is required), are employed by a UK-based organisation willing to support a 12-month secondment, and hold a PhD or equivalent professional experience in AI or a related discipline.

Skoll Scholarship for the Oxford MBA

Open to applicants of any nationality admitted to the full-time one-year Oxford MBA at Saïd Business School who can demonstrate a track record of entrepreneurial action creating positive social or environmental impact, and for whom the cost of the programme is a significant financial burden.

Rhodes Scholarship

For talented young people from around the world to undertake postgraduate study at the University of Oxford. Around 100 scholars are selected each year from more than 60 countries and constituencies; applications are made in your home country or constituency, each with its own age and eligibility rules.

Gates Cambridge Scholarships

Open to citizens of any country outside the United Kingdom applying for a full-time postgraduate degree (PhD, MSc/MLitt, or one-year master's) at the University of Cambridge. Selection weighs academic excellence, a strong fit with the chosen Cambridge course, a clear commitment to improving the lives of others, and leadership potential.

Africa Initiative for Governance (AIG) Scholarships at the University of Oxford

Open to West African nationals (for example from Nigeria and Ghana) seeking to study the Master of Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford. Applicants are generally aged between 25 and 45, hold a strong undergraduate degree (typically second-class upper or above), demonstrate leadership potential and a commitment to Africa's public sector, and intend to apply their learning in their home country's public service.