University of Liverpool vs Aston University

Based in the city of Liverpool, England; 5 minutes' walk from Liverpool City Centre; Occupying 100 acres of land.

The university is situated on a 60-acre campus at Gosta Green, in the city centre of Birmingham, England.

51 student-led sports clubs; 25 m swimming pool; fitness center; squash courts; sports halls; 13 grass pitches; 2 synthetic hockey pitches; 3G rugby training area; On-campus cafes: Victoria Gallery & Museum, Augustus John Public House, Vine Court and Guild of Students Food Court; Victoria Gallery & Museum; Garstang Museum of Archaeology; Liverpool Confucius Institute.

1. In the heart of Birmingham city, you’ll find Aston University’s single-site campus.
2. As well as all the facilities and resources you could ever need, it's filled with pockets of greenery and spaces to sit and relax in the open air, including the Chancellor’s lake and its geese. 
3. University provides its students with some of the best learning and research environments in the world.
4. From modern lecture theatres and clinics for students to practice in – such as the Aston Brain Centre and Aston Eye Clinic – to a range of specialist laboratories, including its £3.9million virtual reality facility. 
5. The Students’ Union building is located on campus, just a short walk from Main Building.
6. As well as cafés, bars and shops, the building acts as a focal point for clubs, societies, events and support services.
7. Nourish at Aston provides catering for university's onsite cafes and restaurants.
8. They use only the freshest ingredients to provide a range of menu choices including gluten-free, Halal, vegetarian and vegan.
9. If you fancy a social drink with friends, the university has two pubs on site – The Gosta Green and Sacks of Potatoes – as well as its brand new bar and restaurant, the Lounge, which can be found in the Students’ Union building. Nourish has also recently launched a range of food delivery packages for students in campus accommodation.

10 Nobel Prize laureates; Edward Stringer (Deputy Chief Defence, Royal Air Force); Gwen Alston (Aerodynamicist & educationalist); Brian Hall (Footballer); Sanjay Jha (Co-CEO Motorola, Inc.); Martin Smith (Vehicle designer); Sir James Stirling (Architect); Sir Ronald Ross (Nobel Prize winner in Medicine); Wade Barrett (professional wrestler).

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