Library resources
Four libraries on campus provide 4,000 study spaces where you can work on your own, or in a group, 2.8 million printed books, 500,000 online books and 35,000 print and online journals.
- The Laidlaw Library, opened in 2015, has been specifically designed for undergraduate students. It has 1,000 seats, IT zones and study facilities with the latest technology, including interactive presentation equipment.
- Brotherton Library is a stunning historic library that contains the main collections for the arts, social sciences and law. Special collections include rare books and manuscripts.
Computers and IT
The University of Leeds has some of the best computing resources in the country, according to the Guardian University Guide, 2016. As an undergraduate student here you will have full access to IT services, including over 1,800 computers across the campus – some of which are available 24/7, so that you can study when it suits you. If you would rather use your own laptop, most areas on campus offer free, high-speed Wi-Fi.
The Language Centre
Open to all students, the Language Centre at the University of Leeds provides access to learning materials in over 40 languages. The Language Centre also provides English language and study skills support.