利茲大學(xué)

IELTS 7.0 overall, with no less than 6.5 in all any component

AAB

This course gives you the knowledge and skills to pursue an exciting career in the multimedia world of journalism. You’ll receive hands-on training in TV, radio and digital production, alongside theoretical study. You’ll learn how to spot and investigate

IELTS 6.5 overall, with no less than 6.0 in any component.

We’re committed to identifying the best possible applicants, regardless of personal circumstances or background. Access to Leeds is an alternative admissions scheme which accepts applications from individuals who might be from low income households, in t

This unique programme blends film, photography and media to help you develop the practical and theoretical knowledge to succeed in the fast-growing digital media industries. You’ll study a range of production practices such as digital filmmaking, screenw

Typical A-level offer: A*AA

Aeronautical and aerospace engineering is among the most challenging engineering disciplines, integrating mathematics, physics, materials and computer science with a strong design philosophy. This course will equip you to design, analyse, manufacture and

This specialist programme is suitable for educators such as teachers, school leaders, lecturers, inspectors, administrators and officials who want to gain an insight into educational policy issues of current global significance and their implications for

A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) plus two years of educational experience.

IELTS 6.5 overall, with no less than 6.0 in any component

ELTS 6.0 overall, with no less than 5.5 in any component

A-level: ABB including an art or design-related subject and not including General Studies or Critical Thinking.

This unique degree gives you an insight into the dynamic life of the fashion industry, alongside the expertise in marketing to spot and promote the next big trend. You’ll gain an understanding of the aesthetics of design and style in fashion products, as

A-level: AAA including Mathematics (excluding General Studies and Critical Thinking). Where an A-Level Science subject is taken, we require a pass in the practical science element, alongside the achievement of the A-Level at the stated grade. GCSE: English Language at grade C or above, or an appropriate English language qualification.

Civil engineering is one of the most diverse professions available. As a civil engineer, you’ll become involved in a wide range of activities, including planning, designing, constructing, maintaining, improving and managing the physical environment around us. You may help design transport systems, undertake the treatment and restoration of contaminated sites, enhance the energy efficiency of buildings, or design and construct iconic structures.From safe drinking water to transport systems, civil engineers make a massive impact on the world we live in and our quality of life. This course is concerned with the interactions between buildings and infrastructure and the environment in which they are built and operated, and the health of the people who use them. You’ll gain a firm grounding across the breadth of civil engineering, with a deeper focus as you progress on areas of civil engineering that impact both the human and natural environment. You’ll benefit from our world-leading expertise in areas such as public health engineering (including water supply, wastewater treatment, waste disposal, recycling, contaminated land and pollution control), energy use in buildings and construction, and transport engineering and planning. The course was designed to respond to critically important developments in the profession, such as dealing with contaminated sites, minimising environmental impact and improving the environment. You can choose to take either the four-year Integrated Masters (MEng, BEng) or the three-year Bachelor’s (BEng) degree on this course.

A-level: AAA including Mathematics (excluding General Studies and Critical Thinking). Where an A-Level Science subject is taken, we require a pass in the practical science element, alongside the achievement of the A-Level at the stated grade. GCSE: English Language at grade C or above, or an appropriate English language qualification.

From safe drinking water to transport systems, developing bridges to responding to natural disasters, civil engineers make a massive impact on the world we live in and our quality of life. This course lets you sample the whole breadth of civil engineering, with opportunities to specialise as you progress. You’ll study all the major subjects that you need to master as a civil engineer, such as structures, fluids, geotechnics, materials, communications, environmental impact, surveying and mathematics. At the same time, you’ll link these areas by focusing on how they come together in the design of the infrastructure and buildings that underpin modern civilisation. The flexibility of our courses allows you to tailor them to reflect your personal interests and career plans. You could add individuality to your CV by spending time studying abroad or gaining valuable industrial experience through a placement, contributing significantly to your employability when you graduate. You can choose to take either the four-year Integrated Masters (MEng, BEng) or the three-year Bachelor’s (BEng) degree on this course.

A-level: AAA including Mathematics (excluding General Studies and Critical Thinking). Where an A-Level Science subject is taken, we require a pass in the practical science element, alongside the achievement of the A-Level at the stated grade. GCSE: English Language at grade C or above, or an appropriate English language qualification.

This course offers you a firm grounding across the breadth of civil engineering, with a focus on the unique project management challenges posed by major building and infrastructure development. You’ll gain an understanding of the technologies and tools available to civil engineers and cover key topics in the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBoK). You’ll choose from optional modules to develop specialist knowledge in topics ranging from transport engineering to the design of structures in earthquake zones. But you’ll also gain an understanding of project management to prepare you for a wide range of careers. All our degree courses allow you to undertake a placement year as part of your degree. If you don’t wish to extend your studies by a year, our unique, full-time Faculty Employability team will work with you to find vacation placements in engineering organisations so you don’t miss out on valuable industrial experience. You can choose to take either the four-year Integrated Masters (MEng, BEng) or the three-year Bachelor’s (BEng) degree on this course.

A-level: AAA including Mathematics (excluding General Studies and Critical Thinking) Where an A-Level Science subject is taken, we require a pass in the practical science element, alongside the achievement of the A-Level at the stated grade. GCSE: English Language at grade C or above, or an appropriate English language qualification.

This course gives you a firm grounding in civil engineering, with a deeper focus on areas of transport engineering, planning and modelling as you progress. You’ll study all the major subjects you need to master as a civil engineer, such as structures, fluids, geotechnics, materials, environmental impact, surveying and mathematics. At the same time, you’ll link these subject areas to solve challenging civil engineering problems, focusing on the design of transport infrastructure and planning for sustainability and resilience of the system. Optional modules will allow you to tailor the course to suit your interests and career plans, with topics such as railway engineering and environmental health engineering. You’ll be taught by experts in their fields with extensive industrial experience, in both the School of Civil Engineering and the Institute for Transport Studies. You could even spend time gaining valuable industrial experience through a placement year. You can choose to take either the four-year Integrated Masters (MEng, BEng) or the three-year Bachelor’s (BEng) degree on this course.

IELTS 6.5 overall, with no less than 6.0 in any component.

A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in any subject, but applications from candidates with a background in music, or subjects such as technology, mathematics, science, art, design, or computing are encouraged. Relevant professional experience may also be considered.

This programme focusses the creative, historical, critical, technical, and performative aspects of electronic and computer music, emphasising the many ways in which technology and musical practice influence each other. You’ll engage with current thinking and practice in areas including experimental electronic music, sound synthesis, electrical and electronic musical instruments, signal processing, technologically-mediated approaches to composition, live electronic music, interfaces and interactivity, sound spatialisation, electronic music in the museum, and more. You’ll also learn to place these developments within the aesthetic, critical, cultural and historical context of electronic music and music technology. A distinctive feature of this programme is the balance it strikes between creative practice, technical skills and theory, and critical/cultural/historic context in electronic and computer music. Electronic and computer music is a broad and exciting field of research, and you’ll learn from an academic team with a strong presence in the international computer music, sonic arts, and electronic music research communities. It’s a great opportunity for musicians, creative professionals, educators, scientists, or artists who are interested in the integration of music and technology to collaborate across disciplines in a city with a thriving music and cultural scene. We have a variety of facilities on site to support your learning including: an electronic music studio hosting a collection of analogue synthesizers, two recording studios, a computer music cluster, rehearsal rooms, performance and practice spaces, music psychology lab, and concert hall. On campus you’ll also find many opportunities for extra-curricular activities in music and performance. We also have good working relationships with Leeds University Union (which runs a range of clubs and performance spaces), and external organisations such as the Science Museum (London), National Media Museum (Bradford), BBC, Leeds International Pianoforte Competition, and Opera North.