Study abroad at Leeds Beckett University

Leeds Beckett University is a public university in Leeds, one of the UK’s largest student cities. Teaching takes place across City Campus, close to the centre of Leeds, and Headingley Campus, a greener campus around three miles from the city centre.

Students can choose from undergraduate and postgraduate courses across subjects including architecture, art and design, business, computing, engineering, education, health, humanities, law, social sciences and sport. Your course will determine which campus you study at and which specialist facilities you use.

Many courses connect academic study with professional experience through placements, internships, employer projects or other forms of work-based learning. These opportunities vary by course, so check whether a placement is required, optional or available as an additional year.

• Broad subject choice

  Choose from courses across creative, professional, technical, health and social science subjects

• Study in a major student city

  Leeds offers shopping, music, sport, culture, nightlife and green spaces, with both campuses connected to the wider city

• Practical learning opportunities

  Eligible courses may include placements, employer projects, internships or other forms of work-based learning

• Support for international students

  Access guidance on arrival, visas and settling into life in Leeds, alongside social activities through Global Village

Leeds Beckett University

Bronte Hall, Leeds Beckett University Headingley Campus, Leeds, LS6 3QW

Leeds Beckett University has two main campuses in Leeds. City Campus is close to the city centre, shops, restaurants, cultural venues and major transport links, while Headingley Campus is set in greener surroundings around three miles away. Leeds offers a busy student experience with live music, sport, nightlife, museums, parks and neighbourhoods such as Headingley that are popular with students. A free university shuttle runs between the two campuses, but check where your course is taught before choosing accommodation and planning your daily journey.

Leeds Beckett University provides fee information that can help students understand how study costs may be structured or may vary across options. Leeds Beckett University encourages students to review official funding and financial-support information to confirm what cost guidance or support may be available.

Navigating the visa process is a crucial step in your study abroad journey. Make sure to seek guidance and support to ensure you meet all necessary requirements for your time at Leeds Beckett University.

Student life and activities

Students can join more than 80 societies covering academic subjects, cultures, faiths, hobbies, volunteering and shared interests. Leeds Beckett Students’ Union also runs events, campaigns and opportunities for students to represent their university community.

Sport and physical activity are a major part of campus life. Students can join sports clubs, use fitness and recreation facilities, take part in exercise classes or compete in university sport. The facilities available include gyms, sports halls, pitches, a swimming pool and climbing walls.

Facilities and campus life

City Campus includes facilities for subjects such as business, law, health, the arts, engineering and computing. Headingley Campus is home to teaching and specialist facilities connected with sport, education and other subjects, alongside green outdoor spaces.

Students can use libraries, individual and group study spaces, computers and academic resources across both campuses. Further support includes academic skills guidance, wellbeing services, counselling, accessibility support and careers advice.

Accommodation and transport

Leeds Beckett offers a range of university accommodation across Leeds, including halls close to City Campus and Headingley Campus. Rent generally includes utility bills, Wi-Fi, contents insurance and maintenance support, while Residence Life activities help students meet others and settle into their accommodation.

International applicants are guaranteed an offer of university accommodation if they meet the university’s published application deadline and conditions. Private rented housing is also available across Leeds. Check your teaching campus, rent, travel time and transport options before choosing where to live.

Support for international students

The university provides guidance on applications, visas, travel and preparing to live in the UK. New students can also take part in international welcome activities and receive practical help during their arrival and enrolment.

Global Village helps international students settle into Leeds and meet other students through welcome events, cafés, cultural activities and the Global Buddies scheme. Students can also access immigration guidance, English-language and academic skills support, wellbeing services and careers advice.