Leeds is an excellent place to live and work, offering a central location with easy access to some of Yorkshire’s most beautiful countryside. Supported by a diverse and resilient economy worth £36 billion, the city is rich in opportunities.
Leeds Beckett University is a modern, professionally focused institution with a history dating back to 1824. It gained full university status in 1992 as Leeds Metropolitan University before changing its name to Leeds Beckett University in 2014.
Leeds Beckett University has achieved an outstanding overall rating of 5 QS Stars, alongside 5 Stars in eight individual categories, including Employability, Global Engagement, Environmental Impact and Facilities. The university also earned an impressive 4 QS Stars for Teaching and Research.
I am delighted that Level 3 International Foundation Diploma holders will now be able to progress to Leeds Beckett University. This is a great opportunity for those looking to study in the UK.
Leeds is home to more than 80,000 students and welcomes people from over 140 countries and territories worldwide.
Leeds Beckett University has two campuses, City Campus and Headingley Campus. Both offer modern, industry standard facilities and the latest technology, giving students the space and resources to develop their personal and professional interests.
The university has invested £200 million in its facilities, including advanced suites for business, finance, law, marketing and public relations, as well as modern studios for fashion, architecture, art and design courses.
The Leeds Beckett Employability Team also provides a range of useful career services, while many degree programmes give students the opportunity to complete a placement year.
*Offers will be made on a case-by-case basis, subject to minimum entry requirements, electives, availability and the University’s standard admission procedures and policies.