1,478 University of Leeds reviews

Strikes severely disrupted learning. Really depends on the lecturer or tutor. Some are really good and some are rubbish

Teachinv on site is great, online it seems a little lazy and uninspiring. Even after all the Covid rules were cancelled nothing changed, which does not improve the quality of teaching.

Online classes are very accessible and can also be rewatched as the lectures are recorded so it is easy to be able to refer back to previous content or if you were unable to attend. The course is taught both online and in studio, with practical classes on campus and theoretical modules taught via Teams.

It’s accessible, uni is located very near the city centre so public transport both train and bus are easily available. Lots of entertainment in the form of shopping malls and dining places. Prices are lower than London- so a bit more student friendly. It has a very large student population as there are many universities in Leeds.

Good teaching and unresponsive student support

Really engaging and I find it really interesting, the format is mostly really good and generally well-presented and clear. Some elements aren’t as engaging, and some seminar leaders are unclear. Also the push for a generally online-based learning doesn’t appeal to me as much as in-person

Leeds is a student-based city and there’s so much on offer here. There’s an abundance of jobs should you need/want one and plenty of different activities to do that don’t all involve clubs! (but the club scene is also very good)

Really lovely halls, recently had new smart TVs in the kitchen, rooms are plenty big enough with small double beds, very sociable

Currently still a mix of online and in person lectures, which for most people is by far the best choice.

Big rooms, on campus, catered, comes with a gym membership Incredibly old and outdated

Blended learning. Labs in person. Sometimes better to do from home at own pace. Can cause anxiety for autistic students.

Good level of blended learning, i’d always like more contact hours. Some modules can be difficult to maintain motivation but are structured well and staff always willing to help during office hours. Other modules are amazing and very interesting

Very diverse with good work opportunities close to the city centre walkable distance or good public transport links. Unsure of graduate opportunities.

A lot of the course is online but this does make it more accessible. There are not a lot of contact hours but there is always the opportunity for office house in each module.

In first year, tutorials are amazing however in the second year they are massively reduced hours.

Quite expensive as it is a massive city but it is very easy to get a well paid job whenever you like and it is such a diverse area

Extremely cheap. Better than what I've seen in other unis for twice the price.