Campus Living
Exciting Student Experience
Once you become a University of Leeds student, you will be part of an international community. The campus is located close to Leeds city centre, making it easy to get around, so you will be able to enjoy everything it has to offer. Leeds is a student-heavy city with two major universities, so there are plenty of friends to make and socialise with.
Excellent transport links
Well-connected by railway links, Leeds is a great hub if you want to explore more of the UK. As well as good inner-city transport and connections to local countryside, it is easy to sample other cities while based here. Points of interest that are easily accessible by train include York and Sheffield in Yorkshire, as well as Manchester, Liverpool, Edinburgh and London further afield.
Student-friendly city
Leeds is a relatively cheap city to live in; affordability is one of the major appeals of choosing to live in the north of England over other parts of the country. This is a brilliant part of the culture, as the cost of socialising and renting accommodation is not as high – meaning your money will go further while having fun experiencing Leeds.
Leeds University Union
Located at the heart of the campus, the Leeds University Union has shops, cafés, bars, nightclubs, a theatre, spa, hairdressers, opticians, bank and a student advice centre inside. The Union is also home to over 300 clubs and societies in interests such as sky-diving, chess, baking and Harry Potter.
International Environment
Sports and Fitness
Whether you want to play for fun, compete at the highest level or simply watch great sports, there is something for you to try at Leeds. You can choose from over 60 sports clubs in everything from aikido, canoeing and fencing to rugby and windsurfing.
Leeds University Union
Located at the heart of the campus, the Leeds University Union has shops, cafés, bars, nightclubs, a theatre, spa, hairdressers, opticians, bank and a student advice centre inside. The Union is also home to over 300 clubs and societies in interests such as sky-diving, chess, baking and Harry Potter.
Eating and drinking
There is a fantastic range of places to eat on campus. The Refectory offers hot and cold food and Hugo café sells fresh baguettes, coffee and patisseries. You can enjoy a coffee while watching ducks swim among the fountains at the Waterside Café, and if you're looking for fresh and healthy options the Salad Box sells wraps, salads, soups and more.
Performances
The modern performance space, stage@leeds, encompasses a 180-seat auditorium, a smaller experimental theatre and a dance studio. You can enjoy regular performances by the University students, as well as by professional dance, performance and theatre groups.
Green spaces
There are many green spaces on campus where you can relax, including a sustainable garden with fresh food what you can pick and eat. Other green spaces include a rooftop garden with three beehives and the nearby St George’s Fields.