We bring together over 2,300 staff and 7,500 students across medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, nursing, allied health, biosciences, and psychology. We are the only faculty in the Russell Group to offer this full range of subjects, positioning us to tackle the biggest challenges in health and life sciences from every angle.
I want every single staff member, student, postgraduate, partner and visitor who walks through the door of the Faculty to feel like they belong and that this is a fun, exciting place to be.
Professor Louise Kenny, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Head of the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
Our four institutes lead cross-disciplinary research and host the schools that deliver our education programmes.
Improving health from early life to later years, tackling cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, eye and vision, and women's and children's health. Home to the School of Medicine and the School of Dentistry.
Exploring how biology, behaviour, psychology, environment, policies, and technology shape health and wellbeing. Home to the School of Allied Health Professions and Nursing.
Tackling 21st century global health and environmental challenges such as emerging infectious diseases, climate change and antimicrobial resistance. Home to the School of Veterinary Science.
Responding to important societal problems, from improving crops to creating new diagnostic tools and therapeutic interventions across many diseases. Home to the School of Biosciences.
Our directorates provide professional expertise in research, education, partnerships, operations, and the student experience.
Delivering the very highest educational experience for all undergraduate and postgraduate students, through technology-enabled delivery, staff training, and pedagogy-informed teaching.
Improving research performance in order to realise a greater societal impact. Supporting strategic and multidisciplinary research as well as improving our research environment for researchers at all career stages.
Providing key underpinning support for teaching and research, managing Liverpool shared research facilities (LIV-SRF), estate and associated regulatory and compliance responsibilities, supporting our technical and scientific staff.
We lead in health and life sciences research, education, and innovation. We work with patients, communities, and partners locally and globally to improve health outcomes for people, animals, and the environment.
We are committed to achieving international recognition and promoting an inclusive, collaborative culture where everyone can succeed.
Explore our Faculty Strategy 2025-2031.
Liverpool Health Partners' mission is to improve population health outcomes and economic productivity in Cheshire and Merseyside.
