Originally the Yorkshire College of Science, the University of Leeds was established in 1874 in Leeds, England. In addition, the college changed its name from Yorkshire College to Yorkshire College after merging with the Leeds School of Medicine in 1884 and later joining the federal Victoria University. Moreover, the University of Leeds achieved official university-level status in 1904 through a royal charter. Furthermore, the institution formed partnerships with the College of Resurrection and the Manchester Institute of Science and Technology in the early 2000s. 

The University of Leeds World Ranking

As one of the top universities in England, the university ranks #75 among all higher educational institutions worldwide, according to QS World Rankings. Moreover, the US News and Report Index classifies the university as #140 among all post-secondary educational institutes globally. The Europe University Rankings rank the university #10 among all its competitors in the European region. Furthermore, the Guardian University Guide ranks the institute #27 among all other higher education universities. The university also ranks among the top #15 best global universities in the United Kingdom.

Why the University of Leeds?

One of the largest universities in the United Kingdom, the university is part of the Russell Group and provides several reasons for attracting students worldwide. Renowned for its teaching and research quality, the university utilizes its Enabling Strategy to set the blue-print for its value-driven curriculum. Moreover, the university provides a diverse environment for students by welcoming over 14,400 students from over 137 countries. Besides, the university’s research brings together innovation and excellence, pushing to break boundaries and discover the unknown. Furthermore, the QS World University Index classifies the University of Leeds among the top #75 higher educational institutions globally. Not to mention, with its strong industrial links, the university boosts its student career prospects and allows them to avail several internships and apprenticeships for their professional life. Additionally, the university’s research aims to make a difference in the world, through technological, health-based, and environmental developments.

Admission Details

Accepting admissions from Canada and internationally, the university has an acceptance rate of 64%, according to the Admission Report website, making it a slightly selective institute. Moreover, University of Leeds International Students must meet program-specific Leeds entry requirements for international students to secure admission, all available on their website. The university also welcomes transfer students. Additionally, all students must fill out the application with a set University of Leeds application fee. Furthermore, all international and EU students must score the minimum requirements for International Students in IELTS to apply for certain degree levels. 

Additionally, our website provides complete information regarding International Students Fees and Other Costs. Moreover, all academically strong applicants can also avail themselves of several University of Leeds scholarships.

University of Leeds Faculties

In addition, with numerous faculties, sub-divisions, and departments, Leeds offers an array of fields to its student body. The following list covers a range of branches of study.

List of Faculties

1.    Arts & Humanities
2.    Education
3.    Health and Medicine
4.    Engineering and Technology
5.    Law
6.    Computer and IT
7.    Business and Management
8.    Social and Behavioral Science
9.    Tourism and Hospitality
10.    Life Sciences
11.    Physical Science and Math

University of Leeds Courses

In addition to offering degrees at various specialization levels, the university programs diversify the subjects it offers.

1.    Art, Design, Media and Communication
2.    Biological, Biomedical, and Sports Sciences
3.    Business, Management, Finance and Economics
4.    Chemistry, Food Science and Nutrition
5.    Education, Sociology, and Social Policy
6.    Engineering and Computing
7.    English, History, and Humanities
8.    Geography, Environment, and Earth Sciences
9.    History
10.    Languages, Cultures and Societies
11.    Law, Criminology, and Politics
12.    Mathematics and Physics
13.    Medicine, Dentistry, Psychology and Healthcare
14.    Modern Languages and Translation Studies
15.    Music, Theatre, and Performance

University of Leeds Campus

1.    Main Campus

As the university's main campus, it houses academic buildings, student facilitation centers, academic support, and recreational spaces for student activities. Moreover, the campus provides an eventful student life.