Academic life

From arrival and registration through to graduation and everything in between, there's lots to find out about while you're studying with us.

To make your journey through the University as smooth as possible, there are resources and information to help you and support you through every step. Do you have any feedback for us on your experience at the University, or student life at Leeds? Tell us what's on your mind.

Welcome

Welcome to all our new and returning students. We've put together everything you need to make sure you're prepared and can feel in control.

Registration

Whether you’re a new or returning student you will need to complete student registration at the start of each academic year. To help you with this, we’ve provided details of what you’ll need and the registration process.

Module Enrolment

Find out about the different types of modules and how to select the modules that will make up your programme of study.

Making changes

We understand that things can change along the way so if you're making changes in your life or to your programme, we have processes in place to help you keep us updated.

Timetables

All of our students have their own personal timetable which can be accessed through Minerva or our UniLeeds app.

Attendance and Absences

To get the most out of your studies you'll need to attend and engage in all your classes and activities, but we understand that occasionally this may not be possible.

Academic Dates and Deadlines

From term times and exam dates to graduation, here are the key dates to note in your diary for the academic year.

Study Support

To make sure you get the most out of your time with us, there is a network of people and facilities available to support you with advice and information.

Assessment

It's important to understand the assessments process at the University, from finding out the times and locations of your assessments, through to accessing your results.

Academic Integrity

Academic integrity is a commitment to good study practices and shared values, which ensures that your work is a true expression of your own understanding and ideas, giving credit to others where their work contributes to yours.

Postgraduate research

From starting your research, to the monitoring of your studies and the assessment processes, our postgraduate researchers often have unique requirements.

Graduation

Graduation is a proud day for you, your family and your friends, and a chance to celebrate all that you have achieved throughout your university career.

Leaving the university

Getting ready to leave often coincides with other pressures. Maybe you’re doing exams, finishing a dissertation, looking for a job, or changing your plans.

Official documentation and regulations

Take some time to familiarise yourself with the rules, regulations and guidelines that cover life at University.

Extending support for students, staff and researchers impacted by the conflict in Gaza

Our students and staff have been deeply affected by events in Israel and Gaza and many are concerned about the safety of those in the region, including family and friends. 

Guidance on demonstrations or protests at the University of Leeds

The University of Leeds encourages students to respectfully share, debate and challenge views and positions on a wide range of issues, and we uphold freedom of speech within the law as set out in the University’s Freedom of Expression Protocol. 

How to get in touch with your school

If you need to contact your School, please find their details in the following list. Remember to include your student number in all correspondence. 

Newsletters and news

Read the latest student newsletter and news from the University.

Recent events in our region - support for our community

The University of Leeds condemns the violence, racism and intolerance that has taken place in towns and cities across the UK in recent days, including in the city of Leeds.  

Student Information Service

Got a question or need support? Get in touch with the friendly team in the Student Information Service (SIS). Before you arrive and once you’re on campus you can call them, email them, or visit them at one of the Student Information Points on campus.