Students need to spend somewhere between 17,000-26,000 GBP (~17.4-26.7 lakh INR) in tuition fees at University of Leeds. The living and other personal expenses ranges around 7,000 GBP (~7 lakh INR) per year.

The University of Leeds provides on-campus housing for undergraduates, postgraduates, and families relocating to Leeds. On campus, there are 22 residence halls. Every year, almost 7,000 undergraduates live on campus. On-campus students also have access to a gym and are close to a variety of stores, restaurants, pubs, and supermarkets. Corridors, flat-screen TVs, comfortable seating arrangements, fridges, kitchens with facilities such as a cooker, microwave, and vacuum cleaner, a well-equipped common area with pool tables, projection TV, and 24-hour staff service are all provided in residence halls. Bedrooms have standard amenities such as a bed, a wardrobe, a study table and chair, a bedside unit, storage shelves, and a waste paper bin. The cost of on-campus living at the University of Leeds is comparable for international and domestic students. The cost of living for an academic year will be between £8,025 and £10,388. The typical monthly rent for off-campus living is 600 to 800 Pounds.

More than 38,000 students are expected to enrol in various undergraduate and graduate courses at the university. Over 9,000 international students from 170 nations make up the university's student body. Students interested in enrolling in programmes at the University of Leeds should be aware that admission is moderately competitive, with a 61 percent acceptance rate.

The University of Leeds has a single campus that is a short walk from the city centre. It is one of the largest campuses in the United Kingdom. On campus, there are 14 must-see pieces of art, including Lenten Cover, Spirit of Enterprise, Decrepit Memories, and others. It has a variety of dining options for students, including Refectory, Hugo, Parkinson Court Cafe, Leeds University Union, Common Ground, Old Bar, and others. The Edge is one of the largest fitness centres among many other institutions in the UK, featuring cutting-edge equipment, Sky TV, a 25-meter pool, a climbing wall, studio space, squash courts, and other amenities. For a seamless education, the institution has four libraries, cutting-edge equipment in labs, and computer clusters. The institution features 300 student groups and activities in subjects such as art, dance, culture, education, social well-being, and sports. Leeds has a wide range of options for dining and drinking, shopping, theatre and movie, museums and galleries, live music, athletics, parks, and so on.

They are one of a small number of schools worldwide to be triple accredited by the three leading bodies, AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS. 

Leeds has established itself as one of the top ten most favoured universities in the United Kingdom among graduate recruiters. It offers numerous options, such as a 12-month work placement, a summer internship or volunteering placement, and so forth, to improve a student's employability after graduation. Expert professionals are available at the University of Leeds careers centre to assist with information resources, careers counselling and application support appointments, drop-in services, and mock interviews. They include tools and events geared specifically toward international students, such as webinars and networking events, as well as counselling if a student wants to pursue a profession in their home country or elsewhere in the world. After graduating from the University of Leeds, students can work for companies such as Accenture, Volkswagen, BMW, Apple, Sony, Hilton, IBM, Deloitte, Johnson & Johnson, Rolls Royce, Nestle, Toyota, and Unilever. These students earn an average annual salary of up to 85,000 GBP.