Academic stress and challenges

It is normal to have times of stress, especially when assessments are due, you may also feel you have an academic mountain to climb when you transition between study years. Relationships on your course may also have their challenges at times.

This section provides guidance and support for the times when you may need a helping hand. For information on a module enrolment, attendance, registration and other practical information please see our main academic pages

Appeals

You can use the Academic Appeals Procedure if you want to challenge the outcomes of the University’s assessment process.

Jury service

You may get called to do jury service when you're studying at Leeds. Find out what you should do if you are summoned.

Laptop loans and mobile internet

If you are experiencing difficulties accessing the online or digital aspects of your learning you should discuss this with your Academic Personal Tutor and/or your School Student Support team.

Support if you're suspected of academic misconduct

This section includes information about support available if you are suspected of academic misconduct during your time at Leeds.

Taking time out or leaving Leeds early

If you’re finding it hard to continue with your studies, talking to someone who can help is the first step. In some cases, you might consider taking time out of your studies for an agreed break, known as temporary leave. You might also consider permanently leaving your course, known as permanent leave.

Where to study on campus

There’s lots of places to study on the University campus. Many of these are walk-in spaces and don’t need booking, however there are some you can book.

You and assessments

It is normal to feel a level of stress when it comes to assignments and examination periods. Although they may not always show it, stress is very common amongst many students.