Taught through interactive methods and practical application, LEED modules are perfect for anyone wanting to do something different. These modules will develop you personally and teach you non-subject specific skills which are directly transferable to the real world, making you an ideal candidate for top employers.
All LEED modules are designated as discovery skills modules and are available to students across all degree programmes and years. For example – level three students can take our level 1 & 2 modules as well as level 3 ones (subject to home departmental approval).
LEED modules will not only complement your existing skills portfolio, but also set you an interesting and enjoyable challenge. Modules are taught using the superb facilities at The Edge and the adventurous setting of our outdoor centres in the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District National Parks. You could find yourself learning through canoeing, climbing, orienteering, swimming or caving!
The opening and closing dates for taught undergraduates and postgraduate module enrolment
| Undergraduates | Opening times for optional modules | Opening times for discovery modules | Closing times for all modules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Returning undergraduates | Tuesday 14th July (11am) for students moving into year 3 and above
Wednesday 15th July (11am) for students moving into year 2 |
Tuesday 28th July (11am) | Friday 7 August or Friday 4 September (midnight) |
| New undergraduates | Wednesday 2nd September (9am) | Wednesday 2nd September (9am) | Tuesday 24th September (midnight) |
Find out more about enrolment on the University’s student information website.
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