University of Leeds Rankings 2025

• Very less, about 2 to 3%, that too with previous work experience before the course.
• The average salary starts at £28000 and goes to £32,000 per annum
• Here in Leeds, many companies like Asda and PWC have set up their offices. Also, there are many government forums like leeds society building and council that offer jobs.
• Pwc, Accenture, Deloitte, Asda, Morrisons, etc

• I found my accommodation through web browsing. I found my accommodation on the Uniacco website. I didnt use any groups on Discord or Telegram
• My accommodation rent is £600/month with all bills included and an ensuite bathroom. Its typically a 3-bedroom apartment with a common kitchen and 24/7 reception to help out students.
• Always use the web on your own to find better accommodations. Because there is a lot of scam happening regarding getting accommodation. So go on your own.
• My accommodation is very close to my university and it is just a 15-minute walk. Most of the Indians stayed in my accommodation. Its called the Burley Road Accommodation.
   

• Full-time employment opportunities are scarce, and securing a full-time graduate role is particularly challenging. The competition is fierce, with an estimated ratio of one successful candidate for every thousand students or even higher.
• Companies visit campus and promote themselves at job fairs organized by the university, but these events primarily serve as platforms for distributing promotional materials and encouraging online applications.
• Consequently, there is limited value in attending these fairs beyond acquiring free items. Numerous graduate roles become available each September, but visa regulations and other factors make it difficult for international students to secure these positions.

• I secured my lodging based on the recommendation provided by my university's website. Although it is a private student accommodation company known as Unipol, it operates as a non-profit organization, offering student housing that provides excellent value for the cost.
• I resided in Grayson Heights, which was slightly further from the university; however, the cost-effectiveness outweighed this inconvenience, as there was a conveniently located bus stop nearby. Additionally, the rooms were spacious and situated in a high-rise apartment complex, providing a comfortable living environment.
• I opted for an executive room, which was priced at £89 per week, resulting in a total cost of approximately £420 for my stay. This room was a private space with shared communal areas, including a kitchen and washroom. It was a five-bedroom apartment with two bathrooms, which was manageable.
• Fortunately, I encountered pleasant flatmates and enjoyed my time there; however, it is important to note that if one does not find suitable flatmates, the living situation can become challenging. Therefore, it is crucial to establish clear boundaries, house rules, and agreements from the outset to ensure a harmonious living environment.

• Very less. Well, it has not been 6 months yet but I can say that till now not many have secured a job.
• The average salary range depends on the region they work in. For my course in the UK, people are earning around 20 pounds per hour.
• As I mentioned, I only graduated in September, and we are yet to get our results; not many of us are placed. There are on-campus graduate roles like researchers and software developers in Nexus (on campus).
• Companies do not come to us; we have to go.
• So people work all over the place. People move regions and countries. But as Nexus is on campus, I am sure they do hire a lot of students from the University.

• I used Amber Student to get my accommodation, as it was a private one. The university also has their accommodations, but I didn't get the one I liked so I chose to go for a private agency.
• 174 pounds per week was the rent for me, all bills included. I wouldn't say it was the best accommodation. There were better places with better facilities. But moving was a big task so I chose to stay.
• I would suggest going for university accommodations or the ones listed on the Unipol website, as they have to follow the norms strictly.
• My accommodation was a 4-minute walk from my college. Indian students stayed in all different accommodations as they were a lot in number.

• 1% got employment. People are still looking for jobs in UK.
• £29000-£40000 per anum in UK.
• Online job portals like linkedIn
• No placements and no international student is considered as they require visa sponsorship. Also there is particular term which I came across for very first time in my life was "over qualified for a job" also some of my batchmates heard under qualified as well.

• I found my accommodation from Spareroom website. I did an online viewing and also asked my cousin to visit the place as there are many frauds that happen in Spareroom for money.
• I lived in an ensuite room on a first floor so my rent was comparatively higher. It was £520 per month for 10 months contract. Then I took summer let in a student accommodation for 3 months as my plan was to stay there till my course end period.
• I would recommend to go with the student accommodation or university accommodation. No matter how expensive they are in UK. Because the british weather is harsh and normal houses are not very warm and compatible with bills.
• I lived 500m away from the campus

• So the university keeps organising job fair event where a lot of companies from different sectors comes together and provide the details for job opportunities after graduation.
• You can interact with them and share your resume at the same time. Other than that you have to keep applying to jobs during the master's program as it dose take a lot of time to find a sponsored job

• I took the university accommodation which was of 5 mins walk from the University but it was Little expensive. And it was easy to find the accommodation on the website itself which provide all the details.
• Other than that there are housing agencies which are available online to find a good accommodation and more cheaper price than that of university hostel

• I'm really not sure about this. Depending on the department it will vary.At the University of Leeds, full-time job opportunities vary by department, with graduates often securing roles via campus recruitment, internships, networking, or online portals. Many courses report 70–90% employment within 6 months, with average salaries of £25,000–£40,000 annually. Graduates join major companies like Deloitte, PwC, and Unilever in diverse roles depending on their field.

• My university has Unipol housing, which I got to know when I emailed the college regarding accommodation. My monthly rent is around £560, which includes electric, water, a kitchen bathroom, and access to the gym during a particular time for her day. It wasn't challenging to find accommodation but my parents and I had a long discussion about which one to choose. My accommodation is like a 15-minute walk to college and 5 minutes from the bus.

• As far as I know people from my circle, 5-10% of them were able to secure jobs within 6 months of completing the course.
• Average salary from my programs was around 45,000 GBP.
• Students have to apply online through LinkedIn, Indeed or other careers sections from Companys website, attend networking events which in some cases leads to getting interviews. No placement was offered in my uni.
• Major companies my batch maters joined was Santander Bank, Sainsbury's

• Off-campus accommodation.
• I found it through the university website.
• Monthly rent was around 500 GBP, and facilities were a personal room, shared kitchen, and toilet. It was a gated community, pretty safe.
• I did not face any challenges for securing accommodation because for international students, the university guarantees accommodation.
• My accommodation was a 15-minute walk from the college campus. Most of the Indian students stay in shared accommodations for saving on rent and also enjoying the company of people from their country.

• The full time job opportunities are the most competitive field I have ever seen in my life. The percentage of graduating batch securing employment within 6 months of graduation is 5percent.
• After graduation usually we apply jobs through the advertisement of job openings and official website of the particular companies.The placement experience is competitive and disappointing .
• Sometimes the graduates receive interview email and later the mail that they have chosen someone with more experience. Its disheartening to receive 100s of rejection emails after all the hardships students have gone through.
• All the major companies hire their nationalities rather than Indian or International graduates who have more experience and qualifications.

• The accommodation was provided by the University as I applied for it early . No I didn't use any other means. The monthly rent was 500 pounds including water and electricity. It was full furnished bedroom with common toilets .
• Housekeeping was provided one a week .I didn't have to face any challenges as the university took good care of the accommodation.I would recommend students to always choose University accommodation as it provides the best property, house keeping, security and keeping the area clean .
• My accommodation was within the university campus perimeter.Most of Indian students prefer University accommodation as it feels safe and secure especially when you are new to the country.

There is career service at university of leeds which mentors student for CV prep, career mentoring, and interview practice.

I chose this university because it's a Russel group university. My course ranking was also good. And the city is student-friendly.

Placements are not how engineering and management schools do in India. There are employment and career fairs/presentations where you can interact with someone from the company and they tell you about their work. Based on available vacancies, they may also seek out CVs from the current students which is something you can take advantage of. My school particularly also had internship presentations(which are called placements in the UK). Some students opted to do that. Do keep in mind the prevailing visa rules and immigration changes when considering jobs. The situation changes from time to time, and it's good to remain up to date.

I chose this university as it is one of the top-rated transport studies school in the world with amazing research output and faculty. In transport planning, Leeds Uni is known everywhere. It has a great alumni network as well. The program also had employer presentations, which helped me land a job.