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All taught students and postgraduate researchers are given a username and password so they can connect to the University’s IT services. Your username will be sent to the email address you used in your course application.

If you’re a full-time undergraduate student joining us directly from sixth form or college, it’s important to use a personal email address for your UCAS account that you will continue to have access to after leaving.

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Once you have received your username, you can set up your IT account.

You'll also need to follow the instructions for registering for and to activate your account.

If you haven't received login instructions or have any issues trying to access your account, please ask for help using the or get in touch with the for further advice.

Once you’ve activated your IT account, you can complete online registration. You can begin from one month before your official start date. 

Registration is the official process of becoming a student at university. It allows you to:

• confirm your place on your course
• verify your personal information
• confirm how you’ll be paying your tuition fees
• access your timetable and modules
• get your student loan. 

All taught students and postgraduate researchers need to complete student registration for each year of their studies.

All new taught students and postgraduate researchers also need to complete an identity check. This is needed for a number of reasons, including to confirm your registration with the Student Loans Company (SLC) to release the first instalment of your Maintenance Loan (if you’ve been assessed as eligible to receive SLC funding), and to complete a Right to Study check for UKVI compliance.

Visit our paying your fees page for information about how to pay your fees and what instalment plans are available. 

If you’re starting a higher or degree apprenticeship, you don’t pay fees.

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If you’re studying on a course that requires you to choose optional or discovery modules, you’ll need to complete module enrolment after you’ve registered. This is a separate exercise to registration and is a first come, first served online process.

Your accommodation will be more than just the place where you study and sleep – it will be your own space to call home. 

There are different deadlines to apply depending on your situation.

Accommodation deadlines and when to expect your room to be allocated

If you haven't applied for University accommodation by the relevant deadline and would like a room in one of our residences, contact our Accommodation team at accom@leeds.ac.uk for your next steps.

If you’re an international taught student or postgraduate researcher, we know you’ll have additional questions and requirements.

Make sure you bring any important documents and items that you’ll need.

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 if you’re an international student.

We recommend that you set up a student bank account if you are eligible as it’ll give you more benefits than a standard current account. You’ll need to consider account fees and charges, what type of card to get, and how long it takes to open an account. 

The 2025/26 term dates are:  

• Autumn term: 29 Sept - 12 Dec 2025
• Spring term: 12 Jan - 27 March 2026
• Summer term: 27 April - 19 June 2026

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If you are a taught student, your academic school will send you information about your course induction.

If you are a postgraduate researcher, you will receive local induction information from your Faculty Graduate School before you start your programme of study. You can also find information about pre-arrival and your induction on our pages.

All taught students and postgraduate researchers can also look at our other induction information: