College Leavers: Are you commuting to Leeds Beckett?

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College Leavers: Are you commuting to Leeds Beckett?

Leeds Beckett University is hosting a day for students starting courses in September 2019 who will be living at home during their studies.
This event is for students whose courses are based at the City Campus.
The day will help your transition to university life, give you the chance to meet current students who also live at home, familiarise yourself with the campus and take part in a workshop - your opportunity to meet other new students and build your confidence before starting your course.
You will also have the opportunity to chat with Student Ambassadors, who can share their experiences and answer any questions you may have. The day will run from 10am – 4.30pm at the City Campus. The programme for the day is:
9.30-10am - Check-in at Student Hub
10am – Welcome and introductory talk
11am – Enhanced campus tour
12.30pm – Lunch
1.15pm – Team workshop
4.30pm – Close
Arriving on public transport:
The City Campus is just a 15-minute walk from the Leeds Train Station.
Arriving by car:
There are a number of City Centre city car parks located near to our campus buildings. Leeds Beckett recommend you use Leeds Travel Info to check available car parking spaces on the day and that you leave plenty of time to find a parking space and walk to the campus.
Postcodes for the closest City Centre car parks are as follows:
  • Woodhouse Lane Multi-storey: LS2 3AX
  • Merrion Centre: LS2 8BT
  • St. Johns Centre (NCP): LS2 8LQ.
  • The Light: LS1 8TL
  • The Rose Bowl Car Park LS1 3HB
Complimentary refreshments and lunch will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information about the day please contact schoolsandcolleges@leedsbeckett.ac.uk or telephone 0113 812 5907

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