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A U E E R 2 10

Faculty of Engineering


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02 LEEDS THE RIGHT CHOICE

02 THE COURSES

05 LEARNING & ASSESSMENT

08 YOUR DEGREE AT LEEDS

10 MODULES

13 SHAPING YOUR FUTURE

16 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND HOW TO APPLY

17 SCHOLARSHIPS, PRIZES & AWARDS

18 THE PERFECT PLACE TO LIVE AND LEARN

20 VISIT US

21 CONTACT US

CONTENTS


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CIVIL ENGINEERINGAT LEEDS MAKINGA DIFFERENCE

Do you want to change the world around you?

Do you want to play a vital role in improving ourphysical environment?Do you want a challenging and rewarding career?

As a civil engineer you will play an

instrumental role in planning, designing,

constructing, maintaining and managing

the physical environment around us.

Including buildings and structures,

transport systems or, water collection,

treatment and distribution.

So, to be effective, it is important foryou to understand how structures

function, how materials behave and how

individuals, and society at large, affect

and influence your work. Amongst other

factors it is also vital that as an engineer

you, in turn, consider the impact of

your work on the environment. You will

also need to have a sound knowledge

of finance and project management as

many civil engineering projects are both

costly and complex.

Civil Engineering is, in fact, one of

the most diverse professions around.

Graduates go on to become involved in

everything from planning and designing

transport systems to enhancing

the energy efficiency of buildings

or undertaking the treatment and

restoration of contaminated sites.

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Globally renowned for our teaching and research, we are one of the largestCivil Engineering Schools in the country. Our courses are at the forefrontof thinking and reflect the latest developments in the field, for examplein environmental engineering. The courses are:

Civil and Structural Engineering, MEng/BEng

Civil and Structural Engineering (Europe), MEng

Civil and Structural Engineering (International), MEngArchitectural Engineering (International), MEng

Architectural Engineering, MEng/BEng

Civil Engineering with Construction Management, MEng/BEng

Civil Engineering with Construction Management (International), MEng

Civil and Environmental Engineering, MEng/BEng

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You can choose from our range offlexible modules to reflect your interest

or career plans and, with practical work

being a core part of your study, you

can really get to grips with your subject

and prepare yourself for a career in

this varied and exciting industry. All of

our degree courses are accredited by

the Institutions of Civil and Structural

Engineers which will help you to become

a Chartered Engineer after graduation.

A University of Leeds degree is also

highly sought after by employers so

that you will also have excellent career

prospects both in the construction

profession and in other fields.

Impressive credentialsThe School of Civil Engineering is one of

five schools which make up the Faculty

of Engineering at the University of

Leeds. The Faculty is ranked 7th in the

UK for the quality of its research (2008

Research Assessment Exercise). An

impressive 75% of the Facultys research

activity is rated as internationally

excellent or world leading.

The University of Leeds is a memberof the prestigious Russell Group of

research- intensive UK universities and

is globally renowned for the quality of its

teaching and research.

First-class facilities Specialist facilities, including extensive

laboratory space for structures,

materials, public health engineering,

building services and geotechnics give

you a creative and stimulating learning

environment.

Youll also enjoy excellent teaching

facilities and resources, with modern,

well-equipped lecture theatres

and laboratories.

Our internationally-renowned library is

one of the largest in the country

offering you access to over 2.8 million

items and also electronic resources to

assist with your studies.

A multi-million pound investment

in our sport facilities means you will

benefit from a greater range of facilities

including the state-of-the-art swimming

pool and fitness suite boasting over

200 machines and health suite.



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You will be taught by academics at the cutting edge of their field,and, as all courses are industry orientated, you can be sure thatwhat you learn is up to date with employers needs.

LEARNING & ASSESSMENT

Our approachYou will benefit from our integrated style

of learning and teaching. Laboratory

classes, project work and industry

supported fieldwork allows you to gain

hands-on experience investigating and

applying material from your lectures and

tutorials to practical situations.

You will be assessed through both

written examinations, held at the end of

each semester, and coursework in the

form of projects, reports, presentationsand designs.

Our personal tutorial system will help

you to integrate quickly and settle down

easily into university life. You will also be

assigned to a tutorial group and youll

have one-to-one time with your personal

tutor. The School has excellent student

support. Student support teams are

located close to where you work and

study, ensuring personalised and direct

contact.

ProjectsOur current students regularly say that

project work is one of the most satisfying

and challenging aspects of their course.

It is an excellent opportunity to explore

and develop essential skills such as

problem solving, communication skills

and teamwork which are all vital to help

you succeed in your chosen career.

Here are some examples of finalyear projects

Bridge management and maintenance

Feasibility and design of an

elevated urban light rail system

Parking and accessibility

for city centre workers

Material management

on construction sites

Pozzolanic admixtures in

cements and concretes

Sustainability policies inmajor construction sites

Airport development

Rail infrastructure management

Best practice in client briefing

Developing a culture of health safety

on construction projects

Use of design matrices for process

selection in wastewater treatment

Health effects of poor housing in the

UK

Design of a museum for Leeds

Bridge design

Tall office/residential/leisure buildings

Geotechnical Site Investigation

Hands-on experienceOur Constructionarium is an optional

exciting and innovative residential

field course delivered in conjunction

with our industrial partners Shepherd

Construction and Arup. You will be

challenged to use your theoretical

knowledge and practical skills on real

scaled-down construction projects on

site. This experience helps you see how

theory and practice work together and is

viewed very positively by employers.



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At Leeds they put a great emphasis on projectwork. I believe that project work is vital as itnot only helps to develop technical skills butalso interpersonal skills. Teamworking, problemsolving, communications and time management.Skills that are essential to succeed in industry

Graduate Civil Engineer: Mouchel Parkman



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Most of our degrees are integrated

masters (MEng/BEng) degrees providing

you with great breadth and depth of study.

You can graduate after 3 years with a

BEng degree or continue for another year

to complete the MEng which provides you

with the necessary academic qualification

on the route to Chartered Engineer status,

the full preferred engineering qualification.

The MEng is, in fact, the most direct way

of meeting the educational requirementsfor qualification as a Chartered Engineer.

BEng graduates who wish to achieve

Chartered status will need to undertake

extra study after graduation.

The first and, to a certain extent, the

second years of your studies are broadly

common, the third year is when your

options really open up. A choice of

modules means that you can tailor the

course to reflect your interests and

career plans. In the fourth year an

individual project comprises nearly half

the final year work load.

Civil and Structural Engineering,MEng/BEng

Civil and Structural Engineering(Europe), MEng

Civil and Structural Engineering(International), MEng

The Civil and Structural Engineering

courses offer a broadly based scheme

of study covering the major areas of

civil engineering (structures, fluids,

geotechnics, materials, communications,

environmental impact, surveying,

mathematics, etc) with a focus on

design. These courses have formed

the core of the School over the past 60

years and there is a strong demand for

our graduates. Most find employment

in contracting and consulting whilst

others choose other professions such as

finance, teaching and management. The

flexibility of the courses is particularly

appealing, and you can tailor the course

to reflect your interests and career

plans. All three courses are accredited

by the Institutions of Civil and Structural

Engineers. If you choose the Europecourse you spend the third year of the

MEng at an approved university in the

EU (outside the UK) being taught in the

local language enabling you to develop

your language skills, an attribute valued

by many employers. Students have

been to France, Germany, Portugal and

Spain. However, placements in other EU

countries are also possible.

If you select the International course you

will spend the third year of the MEng at

Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

Architectural Engineering,MEng/BEng

Architectural Engineering(International), MEng

Leeds was the first university in the UK

to offer Architectural Engineering as a

degree course and it has been running

very successfully for over 40 years. The

course is designed to produce engineers

who understand and can take part in the

design of buildings from an architectural

perspective, while at the same time

having a firm grounding in civil and

structural engineering. Areas of studyinclude architectural history and theory

and building services as well as the core

civil and structural engineering

modules.

Our graduates are in high demand from

industry, especially from companies

which are multi-disciplinary, and this

includes many of the major consulting

firms. The third year of the International

MEng course is spent at a university

in the USA, for example, the School

of Architectural Engineering in

Pennsylvania State University. If you

take the MEng route you can apply

for exemption from part 1 of the ARB

qualification and the success rate of

this is over 80%. The course is also

accredited by the Institutions of Civil and

Structural Engineers, which will help

you gain Chartered Engineer status after

graduation.

Civil Engineering with Construction

Management, MEng/BEng

Civil Engineering with Construction

Management (International), MEng

These courses, while coveringthe core subject areas of civil andstructural engineering, have afocus on management, especiallyconstruction management. You will studyfundamental and general managementrelated to human, environmental,financial, technical and legal aspectsand the final year project is managementbased. Both courses are accredited bythe Institutions of Civil and StructuralEngineers.

Students on the International coursespend the third year at an internationaluniversity chosen for its strength inmanagement studies such as theUniversity of Alberta in Canada, ArizonaState University, Georgia Tech in Atlantaand the University of Singapore.

Civil and Environmental Engineering,

MEng/BEng

Consideration of the environmental

impact of Civil Engineering works

forms a part of all the courses offered

by the School, but this course focuses

on those areas of Civil Engineering

which have a major impact on both

the human and natural environment

and in which the University of Leeds

and the School of Civil Engineering

have a special expertise. These include

public health engineering (including

water supply, wastewater treatment,

waste disposal, recycling, contaminatedland and pollution control), energy

use in buildings and construction, and

transport engineering and planning.

Fundamentals of environmental

science are also studied. The course

was designed to respond to major

developments in the profession such

as dealing with contaminated sites,

minimising environmental impact and

improving the environment, which are

of critical importance. It is accredited


Engineers, which will help you gain

Chartered Engineer status after

graduation.



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9 compulsory modules common to all nine degrees:

Structural and Stress Analysis

Geotechnics

Fundamentals of Mechanics

Engineering Mathematics

Surveying

Integrated Design Project

Civil Engineering Materials

Principles of Management

Fluid Mechanics

Plus one module from:

Architectural Studies (compulsory for Architectural Engineering)

Language Module

(compulsory for Civil & Structural Engineering (Europe))

Environmental Foundation (compulsory for Civil & Environmental

Engineering)

Modules offered by other Schools in the University may also be

selected

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*There may be an additional charge for this residential course to cover

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YEAR 2

8 compulsory modules common to all nine degrees:

Structural Design of Concrete

Fluid Mechanics

Structural Design of Steel

Geotechnics

Structural and Stress Analysis




Plus two modules from:


Building Services Engineering (compulsory for Architectural

Engineering)

Sustainable Engineering Solutions

(compulsory for Civil & Environmental Engineering)

Water Engineering (compulsory for Civil & Environmental Engineering)

Civil Engineering in Developing Countries

Transport Engineering and Planning

Principles of Management

(compulsory for Civil Engineering with Construction Management)

Language Module (compulsory for Civil & Structural Engineering

(Europe))

YEAR 3

Year Abroad for students on:

Civil & Structural Engineering (Europe) MEng

Civil & Structural Engineering (International) MEng

Civil Engineering with Construction Management (International) MEng

Architectural Engineering (International) MEng

Four compulsory modules for all other degrees:

Structural & Stress Analysis


Steel and Concrete Engineering

Design or Investigative Project (the project is selected from an

extensive list and students can also propose projects)

Plus four to six modules (depending on course) from:

Construction Site Field course*


Transport Engineering

Open Channel Hydraulics (compulsory for Civil & Environmental

Engineering)

Wastewater Engineering (compulsory for Civil & Environmental

Engineering)

Geotechnics



Building Services Engineering (compulsory for Architectural

Engineering)

Business Management & Marketing (compulsory for Civil &

Structural Engineering-BEng only and Civil Engineering withConstruction Management)

Engineering Geology

Introduction to Railway Engineering


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The module table indicates the range of topics students may study. It is important to note that the availability of some options

in later years will be determined by earlier choices. We also regularly review the structure, content and assessment of our

courses and may vary them from time to time in the light of experience and new developments.

All undertake:

Project work (a major part of year four. The project is selected from a list provided and students can suggest topics)

Plus the following for:

Architectural Engineering(Including International)

Compulsory:

Structural Design of Buildings

Architectural Engineering

Studies

Building Services Engineering

Options including:

Architecture & Urbanism

Business & Project Management

Advanced Steel & Composite

Design

Foundation Engineering

Advanced Structural Analysis

Civil & Structural Engineering(including Europe &

International)

Compulsory:


Options including:



Building Services Engineering

Architecture & Urbanism

Advanced Engineering Studies


Architectural Engineering

Studies

Civil Engineering withConstruction Management

(including International)

Compulsory:


Construction Process

Management

Options including:




Civil & EnvironmentalEngineering

Compulsory:


Environmental Law 1

Options including:




Plus options from the MSc courses available to all degrees:

International Public Health

Water Engineering

Design & Management of Structures in Earthquake Zones

Deterioration and Maintenance of Pavements

Bridge Management & Maintenance

Funding for Projects

Waste Minimisation & Recycling

Construction Process Management

Design Optimisation

Advanced Concrete Design

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Work experienceThe Schools strong links with industry

means that you can apply to undertake a

work placement through the Universitys

prestigious International Corporate

Leadership Programme (ICLP), which is

a collaboration between the University

and a range of internationally based

companies.

You will benefit from challenging project work experience

and work based learning

the advantage of real work experience

when applying for employment.

Strong industrial linksThe School of Civil Engineerings strong

links with industry is one of many

reasons why Leeds civil engineering

graduates are highly sought after by

employers.

The industrial links mean that your

course is industry aware and that

material is up to date. Our staff also work

with various companies on wide-ranging

research and consultancy projects.

We also organise a range of industrial

visits and offer additional seminars

delivered by practising engineers and

other professionals. This means that you

have direct contact with industry, and

potential employers from an early stage

in your course.

Your careerCivil Engineering is one of the most

diverse professions and employment

prospects are excellent. Recent

graduates have successfully secured

positions such as Graduate Civil

Engineers, Graduate Engineers,

Transport consultants and

Road Design Engineers with

organisations such as Arup, Atkins,

Faber Maunsell, AMEC, White Young

Green, Balfour Beatty, Earth Tech and

Shepherd Construction.

In the autumn, the Faculty holds

an annual Engineering Careers Fair

attracting over 55 graduate recruitersincluding organisations such as Aker

Solutions, Balfour Beatty, BP, Lloyds

Register, National Grid, United Utilities

and White Young Green, to name a few.

The Fair provides you with the chance

to explore the opportunities available

after youve graduated. It is also a great

opportunity for the Faculty to develop

links with these organisations both

for summer placements and future

employment.

As well as the Engineering Careers Fair,

you can explore career opportunities

at many other careers fairs and

presentations that are organised

throughout the year by the Universitys

Careers Centre. The University Careers

Centre is an excellent resource for

students. As well as offering you careers

advice, information on companies across

the globe, compiling vacancy bulletins

and hosting numerous careers fairs,

the Careers Centre also holds training

events and workshops that will assist

you with your career progression. Moreinformation on the Careers Centre can

be found at www.careerweb.leeds.ac.uk.

A step towards becoming aChartered EngineerAll of our degree courses are accredited


Engineers, the professional bodies

associated with the discipline. This

will help you to become a Chartered

Engineer (CEng) after graduation.

Once you have graduated with your

MEng degree you will usually be required

to have a minimum of three years

industrial experience before you have an

interview and undertake the professional

examination to achieve chartered status.

If you graduate with a BEng degree youwill be required to undertake further

study, with a taught MSc or short

courses offered by employers or

universities being possible options.

Further study

Your career prospects after graduating

are excellent, but you may decide that

you want to continue your studies to

postgraduate level. We offer several

Masters courses and opportunities for

research at MSc (Eng), MPhil and PhD

level.



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THE BIGGEST HIGHLIGHT HAS BEEN THEOPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE A COMPLETELYDIFFERENT CULTURE, THE SKILLS I LEARNTDURING MY YEAR ABROAD CAN BE EASILYTRANSFERRED IN THE WORKPLACE.

Architectural Engineering student: Jennifer



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All undergraduate applications should

be made through the Universities and

Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). Full

instructions and a comprehensive guide

are available at www.ucas.com. The

deadline for applications is January of the

year of entry. However, we will consider

late applications, provided places are

available.

The majority of applicants apply with GCE

A levels although a wide range of other

qualifications are welcomed (for example

the International Baccalaureate, BTEC

qualifications, French Baccalaurat,

Arbitur, etc.). If you have any queries

about entry requirements please contact

the Admissions Tutor using the contact

details given later. Typical A level offers

are detailed in the table below along with

Advanced Diploma requirements.

Two AS examinations are acceptable in

place of one A level. Applicants with AS

Mathematics can also be considered and

if accepted will have to take an additional

mathematics module in the first year.

Applicants should also have physics,

or combined science, at grade C GCSE

or better. For more information, please

contact the Admissions Tutor.

Non-standard applicantsThe School welcomes applicants

applying to the University after a period

of employment, as a change of career

or with non-standard qualifications.

Depending on the circumstances you

can be considered under the normal

academic qualification route, or via the

Schools Admission Test which is more

flexible. Please contact the Schools

Admissions Tutor for more details.

English Language requirementsThere are certain minimum qualifications

for entrance to the University. The most

important of these is a qualification in

English Language. A pass at GCSE in

English Language (grade C or above) or a

pass in the Level 2 Communication Skills

course of the BTEC scheme will satisfy this.

International students must also have

an English language qualification at asuitable level, for example IELTS 6.0 with

a minimum component score of 5.5.

The Universitys Language Centre offers

several courses to help international

students improve their English language

skills. If you have not yet satisfied the

Universitys English requirement you

can take the Pathway English Language

Programme, intended specifically for

those who are applying for, or planning

to apply for, an undergraduate degree,

but who need to improve their level of

English to meet University requirements.

There is also a Pre-sessional programme

for students who have fulfilled the English

requirement but would like to improve

their academic language skills before

starting their degree. You can find more

information on the Language Centrewebsite www.leeds.ac.uk/languages/

lc_home

Foundation coursesStudents who do not have the required

qualifications for year 1 entry may be

interested in the Interdisciplinary Science

Foundation Programme, which consists of

an initial year of mathematics and science

designed to equip students with the broad

range of basic skills needed to embark

on a civil engineering course. Students

who successful complete the Foundation

Programme can progress onto the first

year (level 1) of their degree course.

The University also offers the Foundation

Year for international students, which can

provide alternative entry to our degrees.

This one-year course is available for

those with a background equivalent to

AS level. Contact information for these

programmes is provided under contacts.

COURSE UCAS CODE A LEVELS ADVANCED DIPLOMAS

Architectural Engineering (MEng/BEng) HK21

Architectural Engineering (International) (MEng) HK2C

Civil and Environmental Engineering (MEng/BEng) H291

Civil Engineering with Construction Management H202

(MEng/BEng)

Civil Engineering with Construction Management H2K2

(International) (MEng)

Civil and Structural Engineering (MEng/BEng) H200

Civil and Structural Engineering (Europe) H290

(MEng/BEng)*

Civil and Structural Engineering (International) H292

(MEng/BEng)

AAB Including

Mathematics

Engineering or Construction Diploma

grade A plus A level (A2) Mathematics

at grade B or higher or Mathematics

including ASL for engineering

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European Language at GCSE grade C or equivalent


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We are committed to challenging and supporting our students and torecognising hard work and achievement. That is why we have introduceda range of scholarships and prizes aimed at new and current students.

3As Scholarship

We offer an automatic 1,500 scholarshipto any new Home/EU fee paying student

who achieves 3As at A level (A2), or

the equivalent, and enrols on any

undergraduate course within the Faculty

of Engineering. Certain conditions apply

and students must achieve the As in the

A level subjects required for the course.

Excellence ScholarshipsFor International students we have a

number of Excellence Scholarships

worth 30% of full tuition fees awarded

for each year of the course (subject to

satisfactory progression). There is anapplication deadline of 30th June for this

scholarship. For more information on

both these scholarships please visit: www.

engineering.leeds.ac.uk/scholarships.

GE Foundation Scholar -Leaders ProgrammeThe purpose of the GE Foundation

Scholar-Leaders Programme is to identify

talented young people from less-affluent

backgrounds and hone their leadership

skills in management and business,

finance, engineering, technology, or the

sciences. The scholarship is targeted at

these subjects and is worth 3,000 per

year for the second and third year of

study.

For details on other scholarships offered

by the University, including scholarships

for International students, pleasecontact the Schools Admissions Team.

Deans List

A prestigious award given in recognitionof student achievement and academic

excellence in their 1st and 2nd years.

School prizesA number of prizes, many sponsored

by industry, are awarded each year

to students who achieve an excellent

performance (eg best student in year) or

undertake an exceptional project.

SCHOLARSHIPS PRIZES & AWARDS



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Join a community of over 30,000 students ona vibrant, friendly, single-site campus just tenminutes walk from one of the liveliest and mostcosmopolitan cities in the UK.



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YOUR UNIVERSITYThe University of Leeds is one of the

UKs top universities. Established in

1904, we are part of the prestigious

Russell Group the 20 leading research

universities in the UK, and are well

known throughout the world for our

quality of teaching and research. Lastyear students came to us from over 130

countries.

Our degrees are also well respected by

employers and universities worldwide,

and in the latest World University League

Tables, published in November 2008,

our employer review score was 98 out

of 100.

Some key facts about ouruniversity One of the original six civic red-brick

universities One of the largest single campus

universities in the UK (98 acres) just 1

mile from the city centre

Home to 30,500 students from over

130 countries

A thriving students union one of the

most active in the UK

Over 260 clubs and societies from

national groups such as the Chinese

Society to more unusual pursuits

including scuba and sky-diving

An ongoing 360m investment in

new buildings and facilities, includinga 9.7m swimming pool with an

adjustable depth.

YOUR CITYA multi-cultural, student friendly city,

Leeds has been called the Knightsbridge

of the North and once you visit our

famous Harvey Nichols and Victoria

Quarter shops, youll see why. But

our city offers so much more than

shopping

One of the most cost effective places to

study in Britain according to NatWests

Student Living Index 2008

Leeds regularly tops the polls as the

UKs favourite student destination

Student focused and friendly with

over 200,000 students in the city

Thriving music scene with the

Universitys refectory and the newly

opened Carling Academy attracting top

bands

Home to one of UKs largest regional

repertory theatres, the West YorkshirePlayhouse

City art galleries, theatres and

museums, including the famous Royal

Armouries and the West Yorkshire

Playhouse provide culture and

entertainment

A huge range of sports clubs and

facilities from Leeds Uniteds Elland

Road to Headingleys famous cricket

ground

An array of bars, cafes and restaurants

to suit all tastes and budgets.

Set in magnificent countryside which is

perfect for walking, climbing and other

pursuits.

With all this music, arts, entertainment

and nightlife, Leeds is a flourishing

cultural hub illustrated by the thriving

student community. This, combined with

our location right in the centre of the UK

making us easy to get

to and from, plus the relative affordability

of Yorkshire means Leeds is the perfect

city in which to live and learn. Come

and see for yourself we look forward to

meeting you.

Guaranteed accommodationWe know how important finding the right

accommodation is, so the Universityguarantees accommodation for all first

year single undergraduates who apply

before the summer deadline. If you want

accommodation for you and a partner or

your family, we do have some suitable

accommodation but places are limited.

However, assistance is provided via the

accommodation office and UNIPOL.

More information about University

accommodation and how to apply is

available on our accommodation office

website; visit:

www.leeds.ac.uk/accommodation.

Student supportDuring your time at Leeds you will have

excellent student support from your tutor

and our student support teams which

are located close to where students work

and study, ensuring personalised and

direct contact. We pride ourselves on our

friendly and supportive atmosphere.

The University also provides a number

of welfare and support services to assist

you during your time at university.

There are a range of services availableto you including chaplaincy, childcare,

counselling, disability support, Joblink

(for work experience or to gain extra

cash), and the Student Union Welfare

Service. Your personal tutor will also

be able to advise you. There are also

excellent medical facilities available

near the University.


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Pre-applicationMany students take the opportunity

of visiting the University during the

year before they apply. There are

general University Open days (typically

in June and September) when you

can look round the campus, talk to

undergraduates and visit the School.

Details of future Open Days can be

obtained from the Admissions Tutor or

the University website. If you want to visit

the School at any other time, prior to or

after submitting an application, please

contact the Admissions Tutor.

Post-applicationOnce your UCAS form has reached the

Admissions Tutor, suitable applicants

who are able to reach the School with

reasonable ease will be invited for an

interview. This gives you a chance to look

around the School and the University and

meet some of our undergraduates. The

interview also gives you the opportunity to

discuss your application with a member of

staff. We appreciate that not all applicants

are able to attend an interview and in

such cases offers will be based on the

information on the UCAS form.

It is important that you feel happy about

your choice of course and university. Do

not hesitate to ask for further information

which will help you make the right

choice. All students should also read the

current edition of the Leeds University

Prospectus. Copies may be obtained

from the Admissions Tutor or the Course

Enquiries Team or on the website.

The Prospectus gives information on

Undergraduate degree courses and life

as a student at the University. There is a

special version for international students.

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If you require further detailed

information, are uncertain about your

qualifications or if you have special

needs, please contact the Admissions

Tutor prior to making a formal

application. Enquiries about student

course fees should be directed to the

Taught Student Administration.

Dr.Terry Cousens

Admissions Tutor

School of Civil Engineering

University of LeedsLeeds LS2 9JT, UK

t: +44 (0)113 343 2262

f: +44 (0)113 343 2265

e: [email protected]

w: www.engineering.leeds.ac.uk/civil

For information about student fees and

funding

www.leeds.ac.uk/studentservicescentre/

contact_us

International Foundation Year

Marjorie and Arnold Ziff Building

Leeds LS2 9JT

t: +44 (0)113 343 3209

f: +44 (0)113 343 2264


Interdisciplinary ScienceFoundation Programme

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