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[Lock Haven] Leeds Trinity University, England (Exchange Program) (Outgoing Program) Featured Print 
  • Locations: Leeds, United Kingdom
  • Program Terms: Fall, Spring, Year
Dates / Deadlines:
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Spring 2027 10/16/2026 10/20/2026 TBA TBA
Program Description:
 Eligibility VISA Study Period Language of Instruction Type of Housing Approximate semester dates Commonwealth University partner since Cost of Housing & Meals
Open to Commonwealth University students; Minimum GPA 2.7

Yes

 		 Fall, Spring, or
Academic Year		 English
Student on-campus residence
 		 Fall: Sept - Dec.
Academic Year: Sept. – June
Spring: Jan – late-March		 2016
Housing: £190-£250 weekly
Board: £50 weekly
ENGLAND
Leeds Trinity University
http://www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/
The Location
Leeds Trinity University is located on a beautiful green campus in Horsforth, six miles north-west of Leeds city center. Leeds sits on the River Aire in West Yorkshire. A city of about 800,000 people, Leeds is the eighth largest English city. Leeds's train services provide direct routes to London (and several other English cities) and Scotland. Home to over 100,000 students, Leeds is regularly voted the UK's best student city thanks to its amazing entertainment options, culture, and shopping.
The University
Leeds Trinity, home to over 3,000 students, is situated on one campus that's 12 minutes by train from Leeds city centre. We're home to some of the best teaching and learning facilities in the Yorkshire region. Media and Journalism students will get to use our industry-leading production spaces that include television and radio studios supported by the Media Centre. The Andrew Kean Learning Centre is a modern environment that has an extensive range of study facilities and resources in the Library.
Academics
A full range of classes are available at Leeds Trinity University. With proper planning with your advisor, several Commonwealth University major and general education requirements can be met. Before departing Commonwealth University, students will be required to create a provisional list of five courses desired, plus five alternate courses that can be taken in the event course/s on the first list are not available. Several courses are offered in Business, social studies, basic sciences and computing. An up-to-date listing of course modules will be provided during the time of application. 


Housing
Commonwealth University students pay accommodation fees at Leeds Trinity University. Students are required to live on campus in one of LTU’s residence halls. ​Many bedrooms are fully en-suite, and each floor has a communal kitchen area. You'll have a single bed, wardrobe, computer desk and chair, reading lamp and bookshelves
Knowing your budget will help you choose which halls of residence to apply for. Weekly halls of residence fees include: ​
  • electricity, heating and water
  • regular cleaning
  • free WiFi access
  • personal possessions insurance​
  • food allowances depending on the type of accommodation

Tuition - Commonwealth University students continue to pay Commonwealth University tuition and fees while attending the Leeds Trinity University. Keep in mind that all financial aid can apply toward your study in England since you are participating in a Commonwealth University sponsored program. Students do not pay any tuition or fees in England. Please note, however, that it will be necessary to pay for activities such as athletic club memberships, if you wish to utilize those services. Leeds Trinity University exchange is only open to Commonwealth University students.

Air Travel – students are responsible for making their own travel arrangements. Please see the IIS for assistance. 
Academic Calendar
Students can enroll at LTU for either the fall term, spring term, or the full academic year. For introductory and intermediate level courses, the fall calendar generally runs from mid-September through mid-December. The full academic year program begins late September and runs into early July. Keep in mind that the above dates are approximate and may fluctuate from term to term.
Health Insurance
All students are required to maintain health insurance policy that will provide coverage while abroad and for the entire duration of this period. Students coming on a short-term study visa do not need to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge, but will need to obtain private medical insurance as students will be liable for any National Health Services that are used. Information on international health insurance providers can be obtained from the Center for Global Engagement. You may find that your present health insurance policy includes overseas coverage. It is important, however, that your carrier provide written verification of such coverage.

So, how do I get started?
Simply come by the Center for Global Engagement to pick up an application form. Remember! Applications are due March 1 for the fall term and October 1 for the spring term.