Study in Leeds

European Higher Education Organization 27.02.2023

Leeds for students

A newer entry in the QS Best Student Cities ranking, Leeds ranks in 56th place this year. Leeds is the largest city in the county of West Yorkshire, and is home to two top-ranking universities: University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University.

This year, Leeds earns its highest score in the student view indicator, ranking 49th. This indicator is based on a student survey which collects responses from 85,000 students around the world. This high reflects a positive student experience, with students being likely to stay in the city after graduation.

Best universities in Leeds – QS Best Student Cities ranking: 56th

World rankingInstitution
86thUniversity of Leeds 
1001-1200Leeds Beckett University

More about Leeds

Number of universities ranked by QS2
Highest-ranked institutionUniversity of Leeds (86th)
Population793,000
Average international fees (at ranked unis)US$18,900
Desirability rank67th
Employer Activity rank78th
Affordability rank=84th
Student View rank49th

Source: QS

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