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Studying abroad can help Leeds Arts University students gain valuable experience, broaden their horizons, develop international networks and experience their practice from a different perspective. Leeds Arts University has a global network of international partner universities in 15 different countries. Students can apply for a semester abroad in their second year of study.
Welcome to Leeds Arts University. Our university is small, but our global reach is huge. We have over 60 different nationalities of students studying with us, in addition to a vast global network of partner universities, international agents and alumni. We warmly welcome new international students, celebrating the diversity, new perspectives ...
Every student who has passed through the University, from its beginnings as Leeds School of Art, to its time as Jacob Kramer College (1968-1993) and Leeds College of Art, are all part of our alumni community. With notable alumni spanning right from the first graduates of 1846, this is a pretty special community to become a part of.
For further information and guidance about the UCAS online application process, visit www.ucas.com or telephone 03714 680 468 or +443303 330 230 if you are outside the UK. To speak to our friendly admissions team, please contact us by email: admissions@leeds-art.ac.uk or by telephone 0113 202 8000 (our team is available to help you 8.30am-4 ...
About US. Jobs at Leeds Arts University. Playing a role in someone’s learning experience is a privilege, and we pride ourselves on providing our students with the best experiences, opportunities and challenges. The University has played a central role in providing specialist education and training in the arts for 170 years.
From 1968 to 1993 it was known as Jacob Kramer College, after which, having lost part of its provision to Leeds Polytechnic (the future Leeds Beckett University). It was known as Leeds College of Art and Design until 2009, and then as Leeds College of Art. In August 2017, the school was granted university status and the name was changed to
Creative Media and Digital Arts is a department of more than 400 learners and 30 teachers delivering media, TV and film, games design, animation and journalism at our state-of-the art Quarry Hill Campus. We deliver a varied curriculum at Levels 1, 2 and 3, which includes both technical and academic skills, to students mostly aged 16-19.
