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Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM), founded in 1898, was the first institution in the world dedicated to the research and teaching of tropical medicine. 

125 years later, LSTM is a world-leading institution which develops pioneering research and has taught generations of global health leaders 

In recognition of the global impact and influence of LSTM, they are one of only 21 schools  named ‘World Leading Specialist Provider’ by the English Higher Education Regulator. 

Addressing the world’s biggest health challenges 

Those who join LSTM do so with one...
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When you choose to study at LSTM you will join an institution that has been at the forefront of innovation since 1898.  

Pembroke House  

The multi-million-pound, state-of-the-art...
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Liverpool is a lively, dynamic city with a student population of over 60,000 – one of the largest in the UK. An impressive mix of cultural, historic, music, sporting and outdoor attractions means it...
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All courses at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine are subject to specific entry requirements for academic experience and English language proficiency.  

More details of the academic...
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When you join LSTM, you will be joining a global community and professional network.  

 Our alumni have:  

  • contributed to the Ebola Response in West Africa. 
  • treated
  • ...
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About

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM), founded in 1898, was the first institution in the world dedicated to the research and teaching of tropical medicine. 

125 years later, LSTM is a world-leading institution which develops pioneering research and has taught generations of global health leaders 

In recognition of the global impact and influence of LSTM, they are one of only 21 schools  named ‘World Leading Specialist Provider’ by the English Higher Education Regulator. 

Addressing the world’s biggest health challenges 

Those who join LSTM do so with one...
Read more

When you choose to study at LSTM you will join an institution that has been at the forefront of innovation since 1898.  

Pembroke House  

The multi-million-pound, state-of-the-art Pembroke House offers flexible study spaces and immersive reality suites, enabling you not just to learn but to put your learning into practice in a supportive environment. The professional multi-use space can be used to meet academics, partners and industry teams and supports collaborative innovation, research and design. The building can be accessed between 9am and 6pm during term-time and has facilities for students and colleagues to connect online from wherever they are. 

 CITD Building 

The CITD building has three floors of laboratories and insectaries used by the Tropical Disease Biology and Vector Biology departments, where world-leading scientists work with infectious...
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Liverpool is a lively, dynamic city with a student population of over 60,000 – one of the largest in the UK. An impressive mix of cultural, historic, music, sporting and outdoor attractions means it offers an unparalleled student experience.  

LSTM is based in the heart of Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter (KQ), home to some of the world’s most influential names in life sciences, health, technology, culture, research and education.  

With over £1bn of new developments completed or underway, and a further £1bn in the pipeline, KQ Liverpool continues to attract new investment, bringing exciting research, education and collaborative opportunities. 

As the fifth largest city in the UK, Liverpool is one of the most affordable places to live in terms of accommodation and cost of living. 

Liverpool is one of the most multicultural cities in the UK. It is well known...
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All courses at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine are subject to specific entry requirements for academic experience and English language proficiency.  

More details of the academic entry requirements for each of our courses can be found on the LSTM website study pages: lstm.ac.uk/study  

English language requirements  

All courses are taught in English. If English is not your first language, you will need to take an approved language test and provide evidence of an IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score of at least 6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in all components.  

Other English language tests and country specific English language qualifications are also accepted.  

Full details of the English language requirements can be found online: lstmed.ac.uk/study  

How to apply  

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When you join LSTM, you will be joining a global community and professional network.  

 Our alumni have:  

  • contributed to the Ebola Response in West Africa. 
  • treated patients in Haiti after the earthquake.
  • been on the first flights to Thailand after the Tsunami.
  • negotiated aid in war zones.
  • advised the UK government on its response to tropical and infectious diseases.
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