Student Accommodation near University of Leeds
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Which is the nearest amber-listed University of Law Leeds accommodation property?
Pennine House is the nearest amber-listed University of Law Leeds accommodation property. It is 427 ft away from the campus and reachable within a 2-minute walk.
What popular room types does amber offer in student accommodation near University of Law Leeds?
Amber offers studios, en-suites, non-en-suites, and 1B to 5B apartments in the student accommodation near University of Law Leeds.
Why is ULaw Leeds off-campus accommodation beneficial?
Choosing ULaw Leeds off-campus accommodation provides an experience of a traditional university social life and also freedom to choose affordable accommodation, avoiding the premium price tag of the central business district.
What is the weekly budget for all amber-listed properties?
All amber-listed properties have a weekly budget starting at £76, depending on the apartment type you choose.
What is the average distance of all amber-listed properties?
All amber-listed University of Law Leeds accommodation properties are located between 427 ft and 10.1 miles away from the campus.
Student Accommodations near University of Leeds
University of Law Leeds Accommodation
The University of Law Leeds is a highly respected law school located at 15-16 Park Row, Leeds LS1 5HD, United Kingdom. Students often choose off-campus University of Law Leeds accommodation here for its social life. Amber offers modern and verified listings with great amenities. Pennine House and Headrow Court are two amber-listed properties within a 5-minute drive. Weekly budget for all properties ranges from £76 to £637.
About University of Law Leeds
The University of Law Leeds is the first independent institution in the UK to be granted degree-awarding powers by the Privy Council in 2006. The University was formed in 1876 as a legal tutorial firm, later became the College of Law in 1962, and finally gained full university status in 2012. The University of Law has around 18,000 students enrolling every year. SQE Prep Courses, LPC & Bar Practice Course (BPC), and LLB (Hons) Law are among the most popular courses. Semester intakes happen in January, February, May, June, and October.
ULaw Leeds Off-Campus Accommodation
Its quiet challenging for students to get the right accommodation near campus. For those students who are looking for affordable and convenient student accommodation in Leeds, amber offers fully furnished studios, en-suites, non-en-suites and 1B to 5B apartments.
| Properties | Prices | Distance from Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Alexander Court is conveniently situated near transport facilities, shopping centers and entertainment spots. | From £140 per week | 0.2 miles from campus |
| Leonardo boasts immaculate interiors, cozy and comfortable rooms with lovely views. | From £197 per week | 0.2 miles from campus |
| 26 Great George Street provides an exceptional living experience with amenities. | From £272 per week | 0.9 miles from campus |
| The Store House offers amenities like a private dining room, screening room, bike storage and study spaces. | From £154 per week | 0.3 miles from campus |
Student Travel for University of Law Leeds
The University does not offer any shuttle service, but is surrounded by reliable public transport services. Within a 2-minute walking distance, Civic Q and Civic M bus stops are located, and students can reach the Leeds travel terminals in a 4-minute walk. With the help of the ULaw Student ID card, students can travel anywhere for a flat rate of £2 per single trip by purchasing a ticket via the First Bus App or directly from the driver. The 16-25 Railcard provides 1/3 off rail fares for students aged 16- 25.
Student Clubs & Activities at University of Law Leeds
At the University of Law Leeds, student life focuses mainly on skills and networking. The Leeds Advocacy & Mooting Society is a very active student club that hosts internal and inter-campus mooting competitions. The Legal Technology and Innovation Society helps students learn about automation, artificial intelligence, and new technical frameworks in legal practice. The Leeds Debate Society is a popular group and organises regular discussion sessions and competitive debates.
