Merseyside

Liverpool is usually safe for Indian students. The locals are welcoming and the city has a vibrant culture. Apart from occasional cases of racism, students don't encounter too many isssues.

Wavertree, Toxteth, Mossley Hill, and Allerton are the safest areas for Indian students in Liverpool.

Uni of Liverpool has consistently ranked among the top universities in both UK and globally in recent years. Mentioned below is how its UK and global rankings have changed across platforms:

Uni of Liverpool attained its the highest-ever graduate market ranking in 2026. It ranks #17 among universities in the UK for gradyuate employability, as per the High Fliers Research.

Globally, it ranks among the top 150 universities in the world for job outcomes.

Yes, Indian students can combine scholarships at the Uni of Liverpool. However, the rules for doing that varies for different scholarships.

Ususally, students are allowed to pair merit-based awards with subject-specific ones. However, scholarships like the International Excellence Award or the Qatar Excellence scholarship cannot be combined.

To know more, students can contact the Uni of Liverpool via email.

Yes, Indian students at Uni Liverpool can do their placement year from abroad. In the past, students have completed their placement years in the US, China, and Europe.

To know more, students can contact the University of Liverpool Management School.

The initial fee deposit for Indian students at the Uni of Liverpool is GBP 2,000 (INR 2.45 Lakhs). This deposit only applies to PG students. The university does not provide any information on the payment of a tuition deposit for UG students.

The last date to make the depsoit for entry to the Sep 2026 intake is Sep 4, 2026.

1 GBP = INR 122.64

Yes, Indian students can apply to the Uni of Liverpool with gap years. They'll need to justify the same with a strong personal statement. The statement should ideally mention work experience, volunteering, or skill-building activities.

For UG courses, upto 2 gap years are allowed. PG courses allow a gap of 3 to 5 years.

Placement year courses at the Uni of Liverpool allow UG students of its management school to spend a full-year (usually the 3rd year) working in the industry.

Students gain industry experience even before they graduate. Microsoft, Unilever, Walt Disney, NHS, and PwC are some of the top companies where Liverpool Uni graduates get to work.

Yes, Indian students in Liverpool can find part-time jobs easily. Mentioned below are the best ways to do that:

• Use Handshake app of the university
• Visit cafes, restuarants, or retail stores
• Ask peers or friends

There are several openings for waiters, child tutors, and customer service assistants. Students can on average earn between GBP 15-GBP 20 (INR 1.8 K-INR 2.4 K) per hour.

1 GBP = INR 122.66

Indian students need a minimum bank balance of GBP 1,135 (INR 1.4 Lakhs) to study in Liverpool. This is required to prove Indian students have enough funds needed for everyday life in Liverpool.

This is on top of the annual tuition fees students pay to the college or university. For a 9-month academic session, Indian students need a minimum GBP 10,539 (INR 12.9 Lakhs).

1 GBP = INR 122.63