The University of Leeds is one of the largest research-based institutions and one of the main centres for postgraduate teaching in the UK. With around 5,000 taught postgraduate students, and a further 2,000 research postgraduate students from the UK and overseas, studying at Leeds means that you're part of a thriving, creative community, with academic excellence at it's heart.

As a postgraduate here, you can either follow a taught programme, which includes an MA, MSc and MBA, or take a research degree such as a PhD and MPhil. Whatever route you choose, you will be among internationally recognised research teams. Leeds promotes multi-disciplinary study and many programmes are taught across traditional subject boundaries.

Furthermore, you'll be able to take advantage of our excellent facilities, including an internationally recognised library,  first-rate laboratories, clinical centres and computing services, as well as support for personal and professional development, like Leeds for Life and our Graduate Training Centre.