Induction - Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Welcome to the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences.
We are delighted you are joining us. Here you can find all the information you'll need for your School induction. To help you feel settled and ready to start a new and exciting chapter of your life you can find out more about arriving at Leeds in the Arrival section of our For Students website.
Registration, IT Access, and Minerva
You can find lots of information about being a student in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences including key people in your School and your student handbook on your School's Organisation page on Minerva. To access Minerva you will need to register and get an IT username.
International Students
International Welcome Week runs from 18– 22 September 2023. For further information about the University of Leeds international student welcome and orientation programme see https://students.leeds.ac.uk/orientationdates.
School Induction Information
School of Chemical and Process Engineering
We hope you are looking forward to joining us in the School of Chemical and Process Engineering.
You can download your full induction timetable below:
Chemical and Process Engineering Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20.
Student Voice
Course Representatives
Each University course, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses has Course Representatives- students who are elected by fellow students at the start of each academic year. Course Representatives are expected to collect feedback from students on their course and present this feedback to members of staff in the school at Student Staff Forum meetings throughout the academic year. To find out more about becoming a Course Rep and to apply see the School of Chemical and Process Engineering Organisation in Minerva.
School representatives
School Reps are appointed by the LUU to represent the views and be the voice of students in your School, promoting student-led change. They play a fundamentally important role in ensuring your School and the University provide the best possible academic experience for students, and a better place to work and study. All the taught postgraduate School Rep positions are currently vacant, find out more and apply for this role.
Societies
The School of Chemical and Process Societies are ChemEngSoc, AvSoc and SPE Leeds (Petroleum); they are open to all students in the School. They organise many social events throughout the year and are always happy to receive new suggestions for events.
They organise many social events throughout the year and are always happy to receive new suggestions for events.
Contact Us
Throughout your induction and your programme, should you need any help or advice, don't hesitate to ask your Student Education Service team located within the Chemical and Process Engineering building room G.11 or by email at scapestudentadvice@leeds.ac.uk.
School of Chemistry
We hope you are looking forward to joining us in the School of Chemistry. For further information about the School you can view the following video.
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD YOUR FULL INDUCTION TIMETABLE BELOW:
Chemistry Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20.
STUDENT REPRESENTATION
Course Representatives
Each University course, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses has Course Representatives- students who are elected by fellow students at the start of each academic year. Course Representatives are expected to collect feedback from students on their course and present this feedback to members of staff in the school at Student Staff Forum meetings throughout the academic year. To find out more about becoming a Course Rep and to apply see the School of Chemistry Organisation in Minerva.
School representatives
School Reps are appointed by the LUU to represent the views and be the voice of students in your School, promoting student-led change. They play a fundamentally important role in ensuring your School and the University provide the best possible academic experience for students, and a better place to work and study. All the taught postgraduate School Rep positions are currently vacant, find out more and apply for this role.
ChemSoc
The School of Chemistry Society, ChemSoc is open to all students in the School. They organise many social events throughout the year and are always happy to receive new suggestions for events.
Contact us
Throughout your induction and your programme, should you need any help or advice, don't hesitate to ask your Student Education Service team located within the Chemistry building room G.63 or by email at chem.tso@leeds.ac.uk
School of Civil Engineering
We hope you are looking forward to joining us in the School of Civil Engineering.
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD YOUR FULL INDUCTION TIMETABLE BELOW:
Civil Engineering Postgraduate Induction Timetable 2019/20 (does not include Taught Postgraduate Advanced Concrete Technology or Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering)
Teaching for MSc Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering starts a little earlier than our other MSc programmes of study. Students for this course will need to arrive in Leeds ready for an induction morning on Tuesday 17th September at 10.30am in the School of Civil Engineering Foyer.
Course Representatives
Each University course, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses has Course Representatives- students who are elected by fellow students at the start of each academic year. Course Representatives are expected to collect feedback from students on their course and present this feedback to members of staff in the school at Student Staff Forum meetings throughout the academic year. To find out more about becoming a Course Rep and to apply see the School of Civil Engineering Organisation in Minerva.
School representatives
School Reps are appointed by the LUU to represent the views and be the voice of students in your School, promoting student-led change. They play a fundamentally important role in ensuring your School and the University provide the best possible academic experience for students, and a better place to work and study. All the taught postgraduate School Rep positions are currently vacant, find out more and apply for this role.
Societies
CivSoc
The School of Civil Engineering Society, CivSoc, is open to all students in the School. They organise many social events throughout the year and are always happy to receive new suggestions for events.
Contact Us
Throughout your induction and your programme, should you need any help or advice, don't hesitate to ask your Student Education Service team located within the School or by email at civil@leeds.ac.uk
More information for taught postgraduate students studying in the School of Civil Engineering
MSc Structural Engineering students-If you have safety boots and are able to bring them with you please do so as you may require them for site visits.
MSc Environmental Engineering and Project Management & MSc Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering students- If you have walking boots and are able to bring them with you please do so as you may require them for field trips or dissertation work.
MSc Environmental Engineering and Project Management students undertake a field trip as part of their Environmental Microbiology module, during which you will undertake practical river sampling.
School of Computing
We hope you are looking forward to joining us in the School of Computing.
YOU CAN VIEW YOUR TIMETABLE VIA MINERVA.
Student Voice
Course Representatives
Each University course, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses has Course Representatives- students who are elected by fellow students at the start of each academic year. Course Representatives are expected to collect feedback from students on their course and present this feedback to members of staff in the school at Student Staff Forum meetings throughout the academic year. To find out more about becoming a Course Rep and to apply see the School of Computing Organisation in Minerva.
School representatives
School Reps are appointed by the LUU to represent the views and be the voice of students in your School, promoting student-led change. They play a fundamentally important role in ensuring your School and the University provide the best possible academic experience for students, and a better place to work and study. All the taught postgraduate School Rep positions are currently vacant, find out more and apply for this role.
CompSoc
The School of Computing Society, CompSoc is open to all students in the School. They organise many social events throughout the year and are always happy to receive new suggestions for events.
Contact Us
Throughout your induction and your programme, should you need any help or advice, don't hesitate to ask your Student Education Service team located on level 9 of the School of Computing or by email at studentinfo@leeds.ac.uk
School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
We hope you are looking forward to joining us in the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering.
Download your full induction timetable below:
Electronic and Electrical Engineering Postgraduate Induction Timetable 2019/20
Student Voice
Course Reps
Each University course, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses has Course Representatives- students who are elected by fellow students at the start of each academic year. Course Representatives are expected to collect feedback from students on their course and present this feedback to members of staff in the school at Student Staff Forum meetings throughout the academic year. To find out more about becoming a Course Rep and to apply see the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering Organisation in Minerva.
School Reps
School Reps are appointed by the LUU to represent the views and be the voice of students in your School, promoting student-led change. They play a fundamentally important role in ensuring your School and the University provide the best possible academic experience for students, and a better place to work and study. All the taught postgraduate School Rep positions are currently vacant, find out more and apply for this role.
The School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering Society, ShockSoc, is open to all students in the School. They organise many social events throughout the year and are always happy to receive new suggestions for events.
Contact Us
Throughout your induction and your programme, should you need any help or advice, don't hesitate to ask your Student Education Service team located within your School or by email at electronics@leeds.ac.uk.
School of Mathematics
We hope you are looking forward to joining us in the School of Mathematics.
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD YOUR FULL INDUCTION TIMETABLE BELOW:
Atmosphere-Ocean Dynamics Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20
Data Science and Analytics Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20
Mathematics and Computer Science Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20
Mathematics Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20
Medical Statistics Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20
Statistics with Applications to Finance Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20
Statistics Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20
Student Voice
Course Representatives
Each University course, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses has Course Representatives- students who are elected by fellow students at the start of each academic year. Course Representatives are expected to collect feedback from students on their course and present this feedback to members of staff in the school at Student Staff Forum meetings throughout the academic year. To find out more about becoming a Course Rep and to apply see the School of Mathematics Organisation in Minerva.
School representatives
School Reps are appointed by the LUU to represent the views and be the voice of students in your School, promoting student-led change. They play a fundamentally important role in ensuring your School and the University provide the best possible academic experience for students, and a better place to work and study. All the taught postgraduate School Rep positions are currently vacant, find out more and apply for this role.
MathSoc
The School of Mathematics Society, MathSoc is open to all students in the School. They organise many social events throughout the year and are always happy to receive new suggestions for events.
Contact us
Throughout your induction and your programme, should you need any help or advice, don't hesitate to ask your Student Education Service team located on level 8 of the School of Mathematics or by email at Maths.Taught.Students@leeds.ac.uk.
School of Mechanical Engineering
We hope you are looking forward to joining us in the School of Mechanical Engineering.
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD YOUR FULL INDUCTION TIMETABLE BELOW:
Mechanical Engineering Postgraduate Induction timetable 2019/20
Student Voice
Course Representatives
Each University course, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses has Course Representatives- students who are elected by fellow students at the start of each academic year. Course Representatives are expected to collect feedback from students on their course and present this feedback to members of staff in the school at Student Staff Forum meetings throughout the academic year. To find out more about becoming a Course Rep and to apply see the School of Mechanical Engineering Organisation in Minerva.
School representatives
School Reps are appointed by the LUU to represent the views and be the voice of students in your School, promoting student-led change. They play a fundamentally important role in ensuring your School and the University provide the best possible academic experience for students, and a better place to work and study. All the taught postgraduate School Rep positions are currently vacant, find out more and apply for this role.
MechEngSoc
The School of Mechanical Engineering Society, MechEngSoc is open to all students in the School. They organise many social events throughout the year and are always happy to receive new suggestions for events.
Contact us
Throughout your induction and your programme, should you need any help or advice, don't hesitate to ask your Student Education Service team located on level 4 of the School of Mechanical Engineering or by email at mensso@leeds.ac.uk.