JMU (Liverpool Johns Mures University) was founded in 1823 and named after Sir John Mures. At first, it was a small-scale polytechnic (Liverpool Institute of Technology and Literature). After hundreds of years of growth and integration, it merged different institutions and eventually became Liverpool Institute of Technology. Under the impetus of "Sustainability and Higher Education Act" promulgated by the British government 1992, it was upgraded to a university with the new name of Liverpool Johns Mures University. Located in the center of Liverpool, Liverpool Johns Mures University has 24,000 students and more than 2,500 teachers from more than 80 countries around the world. The history of the school can be traced back to the establishment of the Liverpool Merchant and Apprentice Library in 1823. 1970, several universities in Liverpool merged to form Liverpool Institute of Technology. 1992 Liverpool Johns Mures University was built by royal charter. At present, the number of students in school is about 2050. The university has no central campus, with buildings and facilities all over the city, and most of them are only a few steps away from the city center. Principal cherie blair is the wife of the current British Prime Minister. JMU graduates are distributed in world-class companies, such as IBM, Microsoft, Marconi, Ford Motor Company and BBC.

The Johns Mures University has six departments, most of which are located in specific campuses. However, for joint honorary degrees and comprehensive degrees, overlapping departments means that degrees are awarded by multiple departments. Ministry of Commerce and Law; Education, community and public sector; Department of Health Care and Applied Sociology; Department of Media, Arts and Sociology; Department of science; Department of technology and environment. The Johns Mures University is a university with a high level of teaching and research, which was awarded by the Teaching Quality Assessment (TQA) of the British Education Commission? Excellent? Due to the advantages of leading curriculum and teaching level, the employment rate of its graduates is among the best in Britain, and more than 94% of graduates find suitable jobs within six months after graduation. Dominant disciplines are as follows: business administration, international accounting and finance, tourism and leisure management, media and news, education management, construction and real estate management, automotive engineering, English education (TESOL), organic biology, computer game technology, computer information system, art and design.