Where is the University of Liverpool located?

"University of Liverpool, UK" generally refers to "University of Liverpool", which is located in Liverpool, England, UK. The University of Liverpool, referred to as Leeds University, was founded in 1881. It is a world-class research university located in Liverpool, one of the five core cities in the UK. It is a world-famous old school and a famous research-based public university in the UK. The University of Liverpool is one of the six famous red brick universities in the UK, and a founding member of the British Ivy League Russell University Group, the N8 University Alliance, and the Jiangsu-British High-Level Universities 220 Alliance.

The University of Liverpool has trained 9 Nobel Prize winners, including Sir Ronald Ross, the first British Nobel Prize winner. It ranks 27th in the UK and 181st in the world in the 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. It ranks 9th in the UK and 101-150th in the world in the 2018 Academic Ranking of World Universities. Ranked 181st in the world in the 2020 QS World University Rankings. In the REF (Research Strength of British Universities) ranking released by the British official every 7 years, the University of Liverpool ranks 22nd in the UK, and the comprehensive university rankings are among the top 1% in the world. . Chemistry and computer science are both ranked first in the UK. The University of Liverpool created the world's earliest architecture department. The Department of Architecture of the University of Liverpool ranks third in the UK's most authoritative research level assessment (RAE2008). Its School of Management is also a member of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).