Leeds is a great place to study! The campus is beautiful and all of the facilities are fully equipped to help you make the best of your learning. Teaching is of a high standard and professors are always friendly and happy to help if you should need it. The student support from the Union is abundant and there are lots of activities/clubs/societies you can get involved in! The location is amazing being so close to the city centre which is full of amazing shops, cafés and bars/clubs for you to spend time with friends. Overall I wouldn’t change one part of my Leeds experience and will cherish the memories I made here for long after I graduate.

My course is really interesting and the options of modules I receive studying a joint honours makes it easy to tailor your degree to your specific interests and allow you to find your passion! I would say it’s unfortunate that sometimes you can’t pick certain modules due to overlapping teaching hours as my course is split between 2 schools. I also haven’t been contacted much by my personal tutor and would have appreciated a more hands on approach where i felt like I could speak to her about any issue i was facing.

Living in Charles Morris was great because of its close proximity to the uni. It is right in the heart of campus which made it feel extremely safe and easy to walk to lectures/seminars or take a trip into the city. However some of the decor/facilities were slightly outdated and i faced a couple of broken appliances (toilet, radiator) during my year there. This said, maintenance teams were always friendly and quick to act when there was a problem.

The student support team at the students’s union club are absolutely amazing and are doing great work - they really looked after me on a night out which I will never forget. I am currently doing my year abroad in Japan and the Year Abroad Team has been super helpful - I feel supported! I would say that some of the University of Leeds campus is slightly outdated, and I have got lost before because the signage is not great.

The in person teaching was very useful for me starting Japanese from scratch, and the Year Abroad Program provided at the University of Leeds has been amazing!

I loved this hall! The only downside is that if you end up with one of the flats of 4, it can be quite hard to meet people. I didn’t feel like I had access the flat bonding experiences that other bigger flats did.