Category: University of Leeds

One of the ways British people surprised me was by how much they knew about the US elections. I did not know much about their government systems and the people in power while they knew all about the US presidential candidates, who said what, when the election was happening, and so on. Compared to the ...

Studying abroad at the University of Leeds was, without a doubt, one of the most thrilling and transformative experiences of my life. However, that does not mean it did not come with difficulties. In fact, my first few weeks were filled with moments of loneliness, homesickness, and doubt. When I first arrived in Leeds, everything ...

Nestled along the River Nidd in North Yorkshire, Knaresborough is a charming market town filled with history, natural beauty, and quaint streets perfect for wandering. It is just a 40 minute train ride from Leeds, making it an easy getaway. Having never taken a trip alone, I decided to try something new and travel solo. ...

When it comes to food, Leeds offers modern bistros, cozy cafes, and lively pubs. I’m a foodie, so I enjoy eating out and pay a great deal of attention to where I spend my money. In my 2 months here, I have gathered five places that stood out to me out for their tasty options ...

York is a city with history and medieval charm. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking a picturesque destination, York has something for everyone. Best part is that it’s only a 20 minute train ride from Leeds. Here are five of the attractions I prioritized experiencing while visiting this beautiful city. 1. National Railway ...

Before coming to Leeds, I had not made any plans of traveling outside the UK. Being in the UK, you are much closer to Europe and it can be shockingly cheap to travel compared to flying from the US. However, there were many uncertainties going alone to study at a foreign university, such as not ...

While studying at the University of Leeds, I have lectures once a week for each module and seminars every other week. This leave me with two days of the week with no classes, so how do I spend my days off? 1 PM: Study With plans for later in the day, I decide to start ...

Considering that the United States and England are both English speaking countries that are closely connected, I did not imagine their education system being very different. However, I quickly realized that the University of Leeds differs greatly from Drexel in both academics and extra curriculars. Courses In England, courses are called modules and a student’s ...