You've arrived, unpacked and are now studying at Leeds! Find out the things that can help you settle in and feel more and more at home.
Your course has started, the novelty of a new start has worn off, now what? Read on to find helpful links to help you settle in at University and feel in control of things.
Find all the information you need on what documents you'll need to open a bank account and what to consider when choosing your bank.
Leeds is a welcoming, diverse and popular destination for international students. Discover the wide range of support available to help you adapt to life in the UK and make the most of your time here.
Get to know people from over 150 different countries as part of our global community. Find opportunities to learn a language, become an ambassador, take part in groups, festivals, trips or find an exchange partner.
Leeds has plenty to offer families including great schools, facilities and activities if you spend some time investigating and planning before you arrive.
Welcome to Disability Services! We are a central team with a range of specialist staff working with disabled students and their academic departments to recommend available support and adjustments.
During your time in the UK, you might want to work. There's some information you’ll need to know, such as how to find a job, understanding tax and national insurance and work restrictions.
Your course has got started, the novelty of a new start has worn off, now what? Read on to find helpful links to help you settle in at University and feel in control of things.
The University Buddy Scheme offers friendship and peer support to help you feel at home and part of our community, as well as enjoying getting involved in student life.
Leeds is a great place to live and study. It's important to be prepared and take simple steps to stay safe and to know what to do if you're a victim of crime.
Our quiet spaces, prayer facilities and faith-based support give you the chance to take a break, reflect, and connect with local faith communities.
Studying at university is more than a time to grow academically. It's a time for meeting new friends, growing as a person and discover new ways of living.