Leeds Trinity University

• Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
• Age of students: from 18 years old,
• Type of study: blended,
• Language of instruction: English.

Leeds Trinity University is a public university with a strong student body and a well-deserved reputation for producing highly qualified and desirable graduate employees. Originally established to provide qualified teachers to Catholic schools, it has gradually expanded and now offers bachelor's and master's degrees in a range of humanities and social sciences. Traditionally, the university's strengths have been teacher education and theology, but recently strong investments have been made in the development of media education and journalism. In recent years, the university has introduced a number of new courses, including two-year diplomas in education and sports, tourism management and leisure.

Teaching at Leeds Trinity is employability-oriented and research-based. Lectures are taught by inspiring faculty with extensive experience in the industry, and class sizes are small, giving all students the opportunity to benefit from one-on-one support.

Depending on the degree they are pursuing, students can study abroad for anywhere from a couple of weeks to a full year, giving them the opportunity to experience a new culture, develop a range of new skills, and make friends abroad.

Many undergraduate courses are professionally accredited, which means that professional organizations recognize research as relevant and responsive to the needs of today's industry. Accreditation includes the British Psychological Society and the Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC).

Leeds Trinity is home to a number of research centers and projects:

• Leeds Centre for Victorian Studies (LCVS). Established in 1994, LCVS is one of the oldest and most active centres for Victorian studies in the UK. The Centre sponsors the Journal's publications on Victorian culture and the Leeds Working Papers on Victorian Studies, LCVS holds a validated Master's degree in Victorian Studies and sponsors a full programme of seminars and one-day conferences in the field.
• The School History Project is a curriculum development project dedicated to the study of history by children from 13 to 16 years old. The project hosts an annual scientific conference, sponsors on-the-job training, publishes a regular newsletter, and collaborates with John Murray Ltd to publish materials in support of the SHP curriculum.

There are eight residences on the Leeds Trinity campus, including All Saints Court, a residential complex consisting of 198 en-suite bedrooms and self-catering. Accommodation is available at two addresses: on the main campus in Horsforth and in the centre of Leeds. All accommodation options provide safe, social and supportive living away from home with access to amenities such as shared lounge areas, laundromat and gym. Each of the university residences has a resident mentor and round-the-clock security.

The price includes all utility bills, Wi-Fi and personal property insurance for the duration of the course.

The Leeds Trinity Student Union (LTSU) is committed to improving the lives of all students and fostering a unique, valuable student experience. LTSU organizes activities for students throughout the academic year: concerts, job fairs, social events, and guest speakers. LTSU manages a number of clubs and societies representing a variety of interests: eSports, Disney Club, healthy lifestyle or billiards. It's a great way to try something new or build on an existing interest with like-minded people who can become lifelong friends.

For sports students, a gym, a fitness room, a swimming pool are available. Students can attend various sports sections or do it on their own. The most popular sports at the university are cheerleading, football, netball, and rugby.

Leeds is an ideal city for student life. It is home to more than 60,000 students, many bars and clubs, and concerts are organized in the world-famous Brudenell Social Club or First Direct Arena. Leeds has everything students need to enjoy their free time!

The Leeds Trinity campus in Horsforth provides students with everything they need for student life. There are lecture halls, laboratories, and a seminar hall. The Andrew Keane Study Center is the base for on-campus learning, with a round-the-clock room available for studying information technology. Whether students prefer to work independently, collaborate on a group assignment, or study in silence, the Andrew Keane Learning Center provides a place to work that works for everyone. There are coffee shops and snack bars on campus, where students can have a snack and drink a cup of aromatic coffee, rest.

The Leeds Trinity Library is located at the Andrew Keane Learning Centre and provides students with access to more than 500,000 e-books and 115,000 printed volumes.

Students have the opportunity to work and study in specialized facilities, including standard TV and radio studios within the media center, a sports science laboratory, a training courtroom and two photo studios. The university has invested in a new fitness center, a sports therapy room, and science labs.

The academic year at Leeds Trinity University lasts from September to June, the year is divided into 3 trimesters, between which holidays are organized.

Additional costs:

• Registration fee,
• Deposit
• Visa fee,
• Medical insurance,
• Flights
• Transfer
• Residence
• Nutrition
• Educational materials and stationery,
• Personal expenses,
• Excursions and activities.

An applicant needs to take the following steps towards admission to Leeds Trinity University:

• Apply through the University and College Admissions Services (UCAS) system.
• The admissions committee will contact the prospective student and ask them to upload the package of documents required for admission.
• Subject to verification of documents and meeting the admission criteria, the candidate will be made a conditional/unconditional offer of a place.
• Once the verification is complete, the student will be given access to the CAS Shield, where all administrative steps will be completed before the CAS is issued.
• Once everything is ready, Leeds Trinity University will ask the candidate to fill out an online registration form.
• CAS is issued, the date and time of enrollment and induction briefing are indicated, and advice is provided on how to apply for a student visa.

Package of documents:

• Academic Certificates and Transcripts,
• Qualification or English Language Test,
• Letter of recommendation, recommendation,
• Resume
• MBA students will be required to provide proof of 2 years of experience in supervision/management.

Today, Leeds Trinity University has approximately 5000 students.

97% of Leeds Trinity graduates get a job or continue their studies within a year of graduation.

Leeds Trinity actively promotes internships in professional workplaces during undergraduate programs. The university works with employer partners across all sectors, regionally and nationally, giving students access to a huge range of potential employers.

To be eligible for admission to Leeds Trinity, an applicant will need:

• The overall IELTS score is 6.0, all components are at least 5.5.
• An overall TOEFL iBT score of 75 with minimum scores in 17 in Listening, 18 in Reading, 20 in Speaking, and 20 in Writing.
• PTE Academic Score: Listening – 51, Reading – 51, Speaking – 51, Writing – 51.

English and Mathematics exams at level C or 4 (or above) will also be required.

There are a number of entry requirements for undergraduate admission (the first year of study at Leeds Trinity University), which may differ depending on the course for which you are applying.

Leeds Trinity University provides a scholarship for graduates: they are entitled to a discount of up to 50% on postgraduate studies (here), with the exception of PGCE courses. An applicant needs to achieve a score of 2:2 or higher in the Leeds Trinity undergraduate course to qualify for the Graduate Scholarship.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision