University of Leeds: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

With more than 300 clubs & organizations to select from, Leeds University Union is the hub of the campus, taking care of the social lives of its students.

• Modern teaching areas, labs, libraries, and research and athletic facilities are among the UK's most advanced campus amenities provided by Leeds University to its students.
• There are 5 libraries, one public gallery, and a campus collection of unique items and artwork. 
• The campus libraries offer a variety of private and group study spaces that can be reserved by University of Leeds personnel, students, and NHS members.
• Students have free, private access to professional counseling, workshops, one-on-one in-person and online consultations, and self-help tools for well-being and mental health.
• Construction, estate maintenance, residential services, commercial and campus support services, libraries, professional services, and IT are sectors where the Facilities Directorate and Professional Services Health and Safety Hub offer health and safety guidance at Leeds.
• Every day of the year, the University's Security Service is available around-the-clock. In addition to patrolling the campus, providing crime prevention information, looking into crimes, and responding to alarms and emergencies, a few other services are offered by Leeds to its students. 

The campus at the University of Leeds stands on 1230 acres of land. The following are its amazing features for international and domestic students: 

• The smoke-free campus of Leeds is close to the city center and is a terrific place to live.
• The university offers various academic facilities at the campus like university facilities, including Arts and Humanities, Business/Law/and Social Sciences, Engineering, and Physical Sciences, Geography/Environment, Food Science, transport, etc. 
• The Campus includes numerous landmarks like Parkinson Building, Bains Wing, Western Campus, Nexus, etc. 
• The university also has a support and well-being department developed in the campus that caters to the student’s all kinds of needs. 
• Lastly, the university also has “The Edge” sports and fitness facilities for the students.

The University of Leeds Campus’ Central Teaching Space currently includes over 250+ lecture halls and classrooms. It has the largest population of students in the UK and offers a great place to live, study, and learn. Let’s have an overview of student life in Leeds. 

• It can provide specialized assistance to students for special events and training and help with the installed AV and IT equipment.
• On campus, there are 14 works of art that one must visit absolutely, including Lenten Cover, Spirit of Enterprise, Decrepit Memories, etc.
• The university provides various dining options for students, including Refectory, Hugo, Parkinson Court Cafe, Leeds University Union, Common Ground, Old Bar, etc.
• Compared to Manchester Airport, Leeds Bradford International Airport is an hour's drive from the University.
• The students get access to sports societies and cutting-edge facilities, as well as a variety of sports like football, rugby, kayaking, archery, etc.
• Among many other institutions in the UK, The Edge in the Leeds campus is one of the biggest fitness centres with the newest equipment, Sky TV, a 25-meter pool, a climbing wall, studio space, squash courts, etc.
• During the academic year, over 220 exercise sessions are offered each week, ranging from Pilates and Yoga to Les Mills Body Pump and Swimfit.
• Leeds has a range of dining and drinking establishments, shops, theatres and movie theatres, museums and art galleries, live music venues, sports, and parks, among other things.
• The University has four libraries, modern lab technologies, and computer clusters for efficient teaching.
• The institution hosts 300 student organizations in various disciplines, including dance, arts, education, social welfare, and sports.

Living in university accommodation is a fruitful way to experience student life, make new friends, and feel part of our diversified student community. For this, Leeds University has an impressive variety of accommodations, from modern/ purpose-built apartments to converted mansions on and off campus.

There are four main living halls with catering. They are Lyddon Hall, Charles Morris Hall, Devonshire Hall, and Ellerslie Global Residence. 

The cost of living at Leeds University varies from 5,100 to 22,760 GBP (INR 4,11,873 to 16,76,567) a year, depending on the services and amenities offered, the kind of room, the residence hall, and the location. Following are the costs that vary as per course, student lifestyle, etc: 

• tuition fees
• living costs (food, telephone bills, leisure activities, etc)
• study costs (books, stationery, etc)
• travel and visa costs
• childcare costs (if applicable).
• range of accommodations, including catered and self-catered studios, single, double, and en-suite rooms, family apartments, and single, double, and en-suite rooms.
• additionally, on-campus residents access the gym and are close to various stores, eateries, pubs, and supermarkets.
• the amenities offered by residence halls include hallways, flat-screen TVs, comfortable seating arrangements, refrigerators, kitchens with appliances like cookers and microwaves, a well-equipped common room with pool tables and projector TVs, and round-the-clock staff assistance.