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SECTION TITLE Undergraduate Prospectus 2019 THINK BEYOND WWW.LEEDS.AC.UK A UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Leeds city centre First Direct Arena The Edge Laidlaw Library Parkinson Building Leeds University Union St George's Field B AERIAL VIEW Leeds train station LEEDS CITY CENTRE Only a 10-minute walk from campus FIRST DIRECT ARENA Leeds’ 13,500-capacity music venue LEEDS TRAIN STATION PARKINSON BUILDING The iconic landmark building of the University LAIDLAW LIBRARY Designed for our undergraduate students THE EDGE Swimming pool, fitness suite and sports halls ST GEORGE’S FIELD A beautiful space in the heart of campus LEEDS UNIVERSITY UNION Shops, music venues, bars and home to our clubs and societies SOUTH EAST WEST NORTH WWW.LEEDS.AC.UK 1 UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS IMPORTANT INFORMATION Information provided by the University, such as in presentations, University brochures and on the University website, is accurate at the time of first disclosure. However, courses, University services and content of publications remain subject to change. Changes may be necessary to comply with the requirements of accrediting bodies or to keep courses contemporary through updating practices or areas of study. Circumstances may arise outside the reasonable control of the University leading to required changes. Such circumstances include industrial action, unexpected student numbers, significant staff illness (where a course is reliant upon a person’s expertise), unexpected lack of funding, severe weather, fire, civil disorder, political unrest, government restrictions and serious concern with regard to the transmission of serious illness making a course unsafe to deliver. After a student has taken up a place with the University, the University will look to give early notification of any changes and try to minimise their impact, offering suitable alternative arrangements or forms of compensation where it believes there is a fair case to do so. Offers of a place to study at the University will provide up-to-date information on courses. The latest key information on courses, entry requirements and fees can be found at courses.leeds.ac.uk. Please check this website before making any decisions. 2 CONTENTS CONTENTS GO FURTHER, COME TO LEEDS 5 WE’RE HERE FOR YOU 49 Open days 2018 6 Support services 50 Welcome to Leeds 7 Support for international students 53 Your University adventure 8 CAMPUS LIFE 57 REDEFINING EXCELLENCE 11 A global community 58 Creating knowledge that matters 12 Students’ union 59 Research-based learning 14 Sport and fitness 60 Excellent learning and teaching 16 A creative and cultural campus 62 Discovery modules 18 Academic facilities 20 CITY LIFE 65 TAILOR YOUR EXPERIENCE 25 NEXT STEPS 71 Study abroad 27 Costs to consider 72 Work experience 29 Student funding 74 Student enterprise 30 Applying to study here 76 Volunteering 31 Alternative admissions 79 Clubs and societies 32 Visit us and find out more 81 PREPARING FOR YOUR FUTURE 35 FINDING THE RIGHT COURSE FOR YOU 83 Leeds for Life 36 Single honours courses 84 Career planning 37 Joint honours courses 84 A global network of Leeds graduates 38 Part-time study 85 International Foundation Year options 85 YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME 43 Foundation years 85 Choosing your new home 44 Subjects and courses Come and have a look 45 Our residences at a glance 46 MAPS AND HOW TO FIND US 86 WWW.LEEDS.AC.UK 3 UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Top 100 university in the world for academic reputation QS World University Rankings, 2018 4 GO FURTHER, COME TO LEEDS GO FURTHER, COME TO LEEDS When you choose to study here, you’ll join a welcoming community of like-minded students and outstanding academics who share your passion for your subject. WWW.LEEDS.AC.UK 5 UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Open days 2018 Friday 15 June Saturday 16 June Saturday 8 September Saturday 6 October www.leeds.ac.uk/opendays 6 GO FURTHER, COME TO LEEDS COME AND SEE US WELCOME The best way to find out more is to come and visit us on one of our open days. You’ll get to explore TO LEEDS our campus and meet some of the staff who will be teaching you. You’ll also be able to chat to current students and get a feel for the University and our city. www.leeds.ac.uk/opendays Be part of a prestigious, research-intensive Russell Group university, where you’ll gain skills that will be invaluable to you, personally CONNECT WITH US and professionally, for years to come. /universityofleeds You’ll get the chance to take part in research, tailor your experience with discovery modules and take advantage of life-changing opportunities. @UniversityLeeds You’ll benefit from some of the best university facilities on offer and you’ll be supported every step of the way. All on one campus, and in the heart of a thriving, friendly and multi-cultural city. TALK TO US It’s the whole experience you get at Leeds that +44 (0)113 343 2336 makes us different. [email protected] Inside this prospectus you’ll discover what student For the most current information on our courses, life here is like. You’ll also learn what our graduates entry requirements, fees and student funding, have achieved and what our current students say visit courses.leeds.ac.uk about studying here. Find out more at www.leeds.ac.uk WWW.LEEDS.AC.UK 7 UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS YOUR UNIVERSITY ADVENTURE MAKE AN IMPACT DISCOVER MORE Leeds is really innovative, The discovery module option offering“ loads of opportunities can“ really take you out of the course for undergraduates to get bubble you’re in and makes you involved in research. aware of the wider opportunities ” around you. Learn more from Emily on page 15. Find out more from Faidat” on page 18. CHANGE PERSPECTIVES PUSH THE BOUNDARIES I chose Leeds because of the range I worked as a Press Office “of study abroad options. I went to Assistant“ at Kia Motors UK for the University of Adelaide. It was a my year in industry. The role was fantastic experience. incredibly varied, from monitoring ” media activity to helping run new car launches in Italy. Read about Ben's experience on page 27. Find out more from Emily on page” 29. 8 GO FURTHER, COME TO LEEDS Don’t take our word for it. Find out from our students how they’ve made the most of their time at Leeds. TAILOR YOUR EXPERIENCE DO AND BE MORE Taking a year out of my University is all about learning medical“ degree to run a successful “and self-development, preparing business has been a pretty you for the world beyond education. unbelievable experience.” Leeds helped me do this.” Read about Jenna's experience on page 30. Learn more from Robert on page 40. GET INVOLVED KNOW NO BOUNDS Clubs and societies are a great The International Student “way to meet people outside your Office“ organises events such as course or your accommodation. Global Café and Coffee Connections, There are so many to choose from, making it really easy to meet people you can try anything you want.” and make friends.” Find out more from Louis on page 32. Read about Kari's experience on page 54. WWW.LEEDS.AC.UK 9 UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Top 10 UK university The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide, 2018 10 REDEFINING EXCELLENCE REDEFINING EXCELLENCE Be inspired to be part of the next generation of highly skilled, independent critical thinkers – shaping the world around you in years to come. WWW.LEEDS.AC.UK 11 UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS CREATING KNOWLEDGE THAT MATTERS What defines Leeds is our passion for discovery and our commitment to helping tackle worldwide problems. Top 10 UK Right now, our researchers are working together university across different disciplines and collaborating with for research power other organisations to find solutions to the world’s RE F, 2 014 most challenging issues in cities, climate, culture, energy, food, health and water. TRACKING THE GIANT ANTARCTIC ICEBERG Antarctica’s largest remaining ice shelf lost nearly 10% of its area when an iceberg four times the size of London broke free in July 2017. Our researchers have been working with the European Space Agency and the British Antarctic Survey to track the drifting Here are some of the ways iceberg – one of the biggest on record – using space satellite technology. Smaller icebergs have since we’re changing the world… formed from the giant iceberg and the remaining ice shelf – the largest is over eight miles long. Following this dramatic natural phenomenon, the research team have been monitoring the activity on the ice shelf. If cracks continue to grow and more events like this happen in the future, the ice shelf could collapse, which would open the floodgates for land-based glaciers to flow more quickly into the sea, resulting in catastrophic rises in sea levels. 12 REDEFINING EXCELLENCE TACKLING ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest threats to global health, as the antibiotics used to treat serious infections such as whooping cough and salmonella are becoming less effective. Using powerful electron microscopes, our researchers have uncovered new information about a complex molecular machine called BAM, which helps bacteria to spread infectious diseases. BAM enables bacteria to build and maintain a defensive wall, protecting the bug from being attacked by antibiotics. This new insight will help the development of new drugs to target BAM and stop it from functioning, preventing the spread of disease-causing bacteria. Professor Neil Ranson and Dr Rebecca Thompson pictured with the University of Leeds' new electron microscopes RESTORING VISION Our new five-year partnership with leading global science and technology company Merck, and our other industrial links, will take optical innovations to the next level.
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