Sample schedule
As well as classes and field trips, Leeds International Summer School (LISS) has a busy social programme to help you make friends and explore the UK.
All field trips and excursions are included in your LISS programme fee and socials and activities are either free or low cost.
We provide breakfast and lunch from Monday to Friday and a packed lunch when you’re on an excursion or field trip.
LISS sample schedule
Please note, this is a sample schedule provided for reference only and is subject to change.
Pre-arrival (online)
Thursday 6 May
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Information session for offer holders
Monday 10 May
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Visa Information Session for LISS students
Monday 14 June
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Essential study skills
This online session is designed to help you prepare to study successfully at the University of Leeds.
Thursday 17 June
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Essential study skills
This online session is designed to help you prepare to study successfully at the University of Leeds.
Wednesday 23 June
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Welcome orientation
In this online session you’ll find out how to make the most of your summer school experience and get other essential information for your time in Leeds.
Week 1 (Saturday 3 – Friday 9 July)
Saturday 3 July
11am–6pm: Check in at accommodation
Our friendly social assistants will meet you at your accommodation to give you your welcome pack and direct you to your room.
2–5pm: Campus tour and Groceries trip
Join the LISS assistants for a 45 minute campus tour, including a trip to buy groceries so you can stock up on all the essentials. Our campus combines the traditional 'red brick' styles of the Russell Group universities with modern architecture and state-of-the-art facilities, in a beautiful green space at the heart of the city. Choose from tours at 2pm, 3pm or 4pm.
7pm: Ice breaker social
Get to know the social assistants and your fellow LISS students during this informal social event.
Sunday 4 July
10am–1pm: Campus tour and Groceries trip
Join the LISS assistants for a 45 minute campus tour, including a trip to buy groceries so you can stock up on all the essentials. Our campus combines the traditional 'red brick' styles of the Russell Group universities with modern architecture and state-of-the-art facilities, in a beautiful green space at the heart of the city. Choose from tours at 10am, 11am or 12pm.
1.30–4pm: City chase
The city chase is a treasure hunt activity where you’ll explore the city centre and find useful and fun locations as part of a team. There’s a small prize for the winning team.
Monday 5 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–12.30pm: Class
First day of block 1 teaching. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory.
Afternoon: Tours of the Laidlaw library, the Edge and Leeds University Union
The Laidlaw library offers state-of-the-art facilities, undergraduate core texts and a high-demand section. It has a wide variety of study spaces, from individual desks to bookable group pods and classrooms. It also has a Caffe Nero.
The Edge is our flagship indoor leisure facility providing excellent fitness, sport and wellbeing opportunities, all located on campus.
Leeds University Union (LUU) exists to make sure students love their time at Leeds. Located at the heart of campus, LUU has a range of shops, bars and cafes for every taste and occasion.
5:30-7:30pm: Global Cafe
In Common Ground, Leeds University Union
Tuesday 6 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory.
Afternoon: Tours of the Laidlaw library, the Edge and Leeds University Union
The Laidlaw library offers state of the art facilities, undergraduate core texts and a high-demand section. It has a wide variety of study spaces, from individual desks to bookable group pods and classrooms. It also has a Caffe Nero.
The Edge is our flagship indoor leisure facility providing excellent fitness, sport and wellbeing opportunities, all located on campus.
Leeds University Union (LUU) exists to make sure students love their time at Leeds. Located at the heart of campus, LUU has a range of shops, bars and cafes for every taste and occasion.
5.30pm: Welcome party
We’ll celebrate your arrival at the University of Leeds and serve a buffet meal.
Wednesday 7 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on a field trip.
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Thursday 8 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on a field trip.
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Friday 9 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on a field trip.
Week 2 (Saturday 10 - Saturday 17 July)
Saturday 10 July
Suggested activity: 10.30am–4pm: Kirkstall Festival visit
Join the LISS assistants to visit the annual Kirkstall Festival that takes place in the picturesque grounds of the 12th century Kirkstall Abbey. It is a free community celebration, featuring live entertainment, cultural activities, food stalls, and a vibrant festival atmosphere.
Sunday 11 July
Full day: Excursion to York or the Yorkshire Dales
York is a beautiful city, known for its Roman, Viking, and Medieval heritage. You’ll have free time to visit attractions like the iconic York Minster Cathedral and JORVIK Viking Centre, and explore the city’s exquisite architecture and tangle of quaint cobbled streets.
The Yorkshire Dales is an area of great natural beauty, and a perfect example of beautiful English countryside. Our first stop is Bolton Abbey. The 12th century ruined Bolton Priory in the village of Bolton Abbey overlooks the River Wharfe, which you can cross either by bridge or, for the more adventurous, using the stepping stones! Next we’ll stop in the town of Ilkley where you can continue to explore the countryside by hiking up to the famous Cow and Calf rocks and Ilkley Moor. Or, you can take a more relaxed approach and go for traditional afternoon tea at Betty’s Tea Rooms!
Monday 12 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on a field trip.
5:30-7:30pm: Global Cafe
In Common Ground, Leeds University Union
Tuesday 13 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class
See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on the Harewood excursion.
12.15–4.30pm: Excursion to Harewood House
Harewood House is a traditional English Country House, built between 1759 and 1771 for Edwin Lascelles. You’ll take a guided tour of the house and have free time to explore the extensive grounds. There are two cafes at Harewood if you’d like to experience traditional afternoon tea. You’ll either visit Harewood on this excursion or visit it in block 2
Wednesday 14 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory.
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Thursday 15 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory.
7pm: Karaoke social organised by LUU
We’ll also say goodbye to the students who are leaving after block 1 of the summer school.
Friday 16 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
Full day: Excursion to Whitby or Liverpool
Whitby is situated on the Yorkshire Coast and is well-known for the 199 steps that lead up to the parish church of St. Mary, whose churchyard on Whitby's East Cliff gave Bram Stoker the inspiration to write his world-famous book, Dracula. Whitby's skyline is dominated by the ruins of St. Hilda's Abbey, high on Whitby's East Cliff. You can also visit various museums, head to the beach, take a photo under the whalebone arch and enjoy some fish and chips!
Liverpool is a city and metropolitan borough in the North West of England. The city is noted for its culture, architecture and transport links. Liverpool is also closely associated with the arts, especially music. The popularity of the Beatles, widely regarded as the most influential band of all time, led to Liverpool becoming a tourist destination.
Saturday 17 July
10am: Check out time for block 1 students
Suggested activity: 10.30am–4pm: Harrogate visit
Join the LISS assistants and take the train to Harrogate, a spa town in North Yorkshire. Attractions include the Royal Pump Museum, art galleries, Betty’s Tea Rooms, shopping and the Turkish Baths.
Or use this weekend for independent travel. We’ll email guides to visiting London and Edinburgh before the summer school begins so you can start planning.
Week 3 (Sunday 18 – Saturday 24 July)
Sunday 18 July
10am–6pm: Check in at accommodation for block 2 students
Our friendly social assistants will meet you at your accommodation to give you your welcome pack and direct you to your room.
2 – 5pm: Campus tour and Groceries trip
Join the LISS assistants for a 45 minute campus tour, including a trip to buy groceries so you can stock up on all the essentials. Our campus combines the traditional 'red brick' styles of the Russell Group universities with modern architecture and state-of-the-art facilities, in a beautiful green space at the heart of the city. Choose from tours at 2pm, 3pm or 4pm.
7pm: Ice breaker social
Get to know the social assistants and your fellow LISS students during this informal social event.
Monday 19 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class
First day of block 2 teaching. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory.
Afternoon: Tours of the Laidlaw library, the Edge and LUU for block 2 students
The Laidlaw library offers state-of-the-art facilities, undergraduate core texts and a high-demand section. It has a wide variety of study spaces, from individual desks to bookable group pods and classrooms. It also has a Caffe Nero.
The Edge is our flagship indoor leisure facility providing excellent fitness, sport and wellbeing opportunities, all located on campus.
Leeds University Union (LUU) exists to make sure students love their time at Leeds. Located at the heart of campus, LUU has a range of shops, bars and cafes for every taste and occasion.
6pm-8pm: Speed Friending Event organised by LUU
Get to know the social assistants, your fellow LISS students and other students from across the University during this informal social event.
Tuesday 20 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class
See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory.
2–3:30pm: Life After LISS
Join this employability workshop and explore how you can reflect on and articulate your study abroad experience – something that will help you with your skills development as well as future job applications and interviews.
5:30pm – 8:30pm: Welcome social for block 2 students (all LISS students welcome)
We’ll celebrate your arrival at the University of Leeds and you’ll get to know the social assistants and your fellow LISS students during this informal social event.
Wednesday 21 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on a field trip.
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Thursday 22 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on a field trip.
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Friday 23 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on a field trip.
Saturday 24 July
Full day: Excursion to York or the Yorkshire Dales
York is one of the most beautiful cities and is renowned for its Roman, Viking, and Medieval heritage. You’ll have free time to visit attractions like the iconic York Minster cathedral and JORVIK Viking Centre, and explore the city’s exquisite architecture and tangle of quaint cobbled streets.
The Yorkshire Dales is an area of great natural beauty, and a perfect example of beautiful English countryside. Our first stop is Bolton Abbey, a village in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The 12th century ruined Bolton Priory in the village of Bolton Abbey overlooks the River Wharfe which you can cross either by bridge or, for the more adventurous, using the stepping stones! Next we’ll stop in the town of Ilkley where you can continue to explore the countryside by hiking up to the famous Cow and Calf rocks and Ilkley Moor. Or you can take a more relaxed approach and go for traditional afternoon tea at Betty’s Tea Rooms!
Week 4 (Sunday 25 July - Saturday 31 July)
Sunday 25 July
Suggested activity: 10am–4pm: Knaresborough visit
Join the social assistants and take the train to Knaresborough, a historic market town in North Yorkshire. Behind the main High Street lies a charming market square and a warren of cobbled streets and stone staircases which weave their way up and down the hill. Built in the gorge of the River Nidd, the picturesque town spills down the riverbank while towering above are the ruins of Knaresborough Castle and the iconic viaduct. You can hire a boat or take a walk by the river while enjoying an ice cream.
Monday 26 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory. You’ll pick up a packed lunch at breakfast if you’re on the Harewood excursion
12.15–4.30pm: Excursion to Harewood House
Harewood House is a traditional English Country House, built between 1759 and 1771 for Edwin Lascelles. You’ll take a guided tour of the house and have free time to explore the extensive grounds. There are two cafes at Harewood if you’d like to experience traditional afternoon tea. You’ll either visit Harewood on this excursion or visit it in block 1.
5:30-7:30pm: Global Cafe
In Common Ground, Leeds University Union
Tuesday 27 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Wednesday 28 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory.
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Thursday 29 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class or field trip
This will depend which academic module you’re enrolled on. See Academic modules for more information.
12.30–1.45pm: Lunch
In the Refectory.
6pm–9pm: Farewell party
Say a fond farewell to your fellow LISS students and the social assistants and celebrate your time at Leeds. A buffet meal will be served.
Friday 30 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
Full day: Excursion to Whitby or Liverpool
Whitby is situated on the Yorkshire Coast and is well-known for the 199 steps that lead up to the parish church of St. Mary, whose churchyard on Whitby's East Cliff gave Bram Stoker the inspiration to write his world-famous book, Dracula. Whitby's skyline is dominated by the ruins of St. Hilda's Abbey, high on Whitby's East Cliff. You can also visit various museums, head to the beach, take a photo under the whalebone arch and enjoy some fish and chips!
Liverpool is a city and metropolitan borough in the North West of England. The city is noted for its culture, architecture and transport links. Liverpool is also closely associated with the arts, especially music. The popularity of the Beatles, widely regarded as the most influential band of all time, led to Liverpool becoming a tourist destination.
Saturday 31 July
Check out is at 10am.
Leeds Summer Research Programme (LSRP) sample schedule
Please note, this is a sample schedule provided for reference only and is subject to change.
Lunch is provided Monday to Friday, with a one-hour lunch break during The Refectory’s opening hours.
Pre-arrival (online)
Thursday 6 May
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Information session for offer holders
Monday 10 May
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Visa Information Session for LISS students
Monday 14 June
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Essential study skills
This online session is designed to help you prepare to study successfully at the University of Leeds.
Thursday 17 June
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Essential study skills
This online session is designed to help you prepare to study successfully at the University of Leeds.
Wednesday 23 June
12pm – 12.45pm (BST): Welcome orientation
In this online session you’ll find out how to make the most of your summer school experience and get other essential information for your time in Leeds.
Week 1 (Saturday 3 – Friday 9 July)
Saturday 3 July
11am–6pm: Check in at accommodation
Our friendly social assistants will meet you at your accommodation to give you your welcome pack and direct you to your room.
2–5pm: Campus tour and Groceries trip
Join the LISS assistants for a 45 minute campus tour, including a trip to buy groceries so you can stock up on all the essentials. Our campus combines the traditional 'red brick' styles of the Russell Group universities with modern architecture and state-of-the-art facilities, in a beautiful green space at the heart of the city. Choose from tours at 2pm, 3pm or 4pm.
7pm: Ice breaker social
Get to know the social assistants and your fellow LISS students during this informal social event.
Sunday 4 July
10am–1pm: Campus tour and Groceries trip
Join the LISS assistants for a 45 minute campus tour, including a trip to buy groceries so you can stock up on all the essentials. Our campus combines the traditional 'red brick' styles of the Russell Group universities with modern architecture and state-of-the-art facilities, in a beautiful green space at the heart of the city. Choose from tours at 10am, 11am or 12pm.
1.30–4pm: City chase
The city chase is a treasure hunt activity where you’ll explore the city centre and find useful and fun locations as part of a team. There’s a small prize for the winning team.
Monday 5 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Afternoon: Tours of the Laidlaw library, the Edge and Leeds University Union
The Laidlaw library offers state-of-the-art facilities, undergraduate core texts and a high-demand section. It has a wide variety of study spaces, from individual desks to bookable group pods and classrooms. It also has a Caffe Nero.
The Edge is our flagship indoor leisure facility providing excellent fitness, sport and wellbeing opportunities, all located on campus.
Leeds University Union (LUU) exists to make sure students love their time at Leeds. Located at the heart of campus, LUU has a range of shops, bars and cafes for every taste and occasion.
5:30-7:30pm: Global Cafe
In Common Ground, Leeds University Union
Tuesday 6 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Afternoon: Tours of the Laidlaw library, the Edge and Leeds University Union
The Laidlaw library offers state of the art facilities, undergraduate core texts and a high-demand section. It has a wide variety of study spaces, from individual desks to bookable group pods and classrooms. It also has a Caffe Nero.
The Edge is our flagship indoor leisure facility providing excellent fitness, sport and wellbeing opportunities, all located on campus.
Leeds University Union (LUU) exists to make sure students love their time at Leeds. Located at the heart of campus, LUU has a range of shops, bars and cafes for every taste and occasion.
5.30pm: Welcome party
We’ll celebrate your arrival at the University of Leeds and serve a buffet meal.
Wednesday 7 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Thursday 8 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Friday 9 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Saturday 10 July
Suggested activity: 10.30am–4pm: Kirkstall Festival visit
Join the LISS assistants to visit the annual Kirkstall Festival that takes place in the picturesque grounds of the 12th century Kirkstall Abbey. It is a free community celebration, featuring live entertainment, cultural activities, food stalls, and a vibrant festival atmosphere.
Week 2 (Saturday 10 - Saturday 17 July)
Sunday 11 July
Full day: Excursion to York or the Yorkshire Dales
York is a beautiful city, known for its Roman, Viking, and Medieval heritage. You’ll have free time to visit attractions like the iconic York Minster Cathedral and JORVIK Viking Centre, and explore the city’s exquisite architecture and tangle of quaint cobbled streets.
The Yorkshire Dales is an area of great natural beauty, and a perfect example of beautiful English countryside. Our first stop is Bolton Abbey. The 12th century ruined Bolton Priory in the village of Bolton Abbey overlooks the River Wharfe, which you can cross either by bridge or, for the more adventurous, using the stepping stones! Next we’ll stop in the town of Ilkley where you can continue to explore the countryside by hiking up to the famous Cow and Calf rocks and Ilkley Moor. Or, you can take a more relaxed approach and go for traditional afternoon tea at Betty’s Tea Rooms!
Monday 12 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
5:30-7:30pm: Global Cafe
In Common Ground, Leeds University Union
Tuesday 13 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Wednesday 14 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Thursday 15 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
7pm: Karaoke social organised by LUU
We’ll also say goodbye to the students who are leaving after block 1 of the summer school.
Friday 16 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Saturday 17 July
Suggested activity: 10.30am–4pm: Harrogate visit
Join the LISS assistants and take the train to Harrogate, a spa town in North Yorkshire. Attractions include the Royal Pump Museum, art galleries, Betty’s Tea Rooms, shopping and the Turkish Baths.
Or use this weekend for independent travel. We’ll email guides to visiting London and Edinburgh before the summer school begins so you can start planning.
Week 3 (Sunday 18 – Saturday 24 July)
Monday 19 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
6-8pm: Speed friending event organised by LUU
Get to know the social assistants, your fellow LISS students and other students from across the University during this informal social event.
Tuesday 20 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9.30am–12.30pm: Class
9am–5pm: Research project
2–3:30pm: Life After LISS
Join this employability workshop and explore how you can reflect on and articulate your study abroad experience – something that will help you with your skills development as well as future job applications and interviews.
5:30pm – 8:30pm: Welcome social for block 2 students (all LISS students welcome)
We’ll celebrate your arrival at the University of Leeds and you’ll get to know the social assistants and your fellow LISS students during this informal social event.
Wednesday 21 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Thursday 22 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Friday 23 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Saturday 24 July
Full day: Excursion to York or the Yorkshire Dales
York is one of the most beautiful cities and is renowned for its Roman, Viking, and Medieval heritage. You’ll have free time to visit attractions like the iconic York Minster cathedral and JORVIK Viking Centre, and explore the city’s exquisite architecture and tangle of quaint cobbled streets.
The Yorkshire Dales is an area of great natural beauty, and a perfect example of beautiful English countryside. Our first stop is Bolton Abbey, a village in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The 12th century ruined Bolton Priory in the village of Bolton Abbey overlooks the River Wharfe which you can cross either by bridge or, for the more adventurous, using the stepping stones! Next we’ll stop in the town of Ilkley where you can continue to explore the countryside by hiking up to the famous Cow and Calf rocks and Ilkley Moor. Or you can take a more relaxed approach and go for traditional afternoon tea at Betty’s Tea Rooms!
Week 4 (Sunday 25 July - Saturday 31 July)
Sunday 25 July
Suggested activity: 10am–4pm: Knaresborough visit
Join the social assistants and take the train to Knaresborough, a historic market town in North Yorkshire. Behind the main High Street lies a charming market square and a warren of cobbled streets and stone staircases which weave their way up and down the hill. Built in the gorge of the River Nidd, the picturesque town spills down the riverbank while towering above are the ruins of Knaresborough Castle and the iconic viaduct. You can hire a boat or take a walk by the river while enjoying an ice cream.
Monday 26 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
5:30-7:30pm: Global Cafe
In Common Ground, Leeds University Union
Tuesday 27 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Wednesday 28 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Thursday 29 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
6pm–9pm: Farewell party
Say a fond farewell to your fellow LISS students and the social assistants and celebrate your time at Leeds. A buffet meal will be served.
Friday 30 July
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Week 5 (Sunday 1 August - Saturday 7 August)
Sunday 1 August
Suggested activity: 10am–4pm: Saltaire visit
Join the social assistants and take the train to Saltaire, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a model Victorian village in Yorkshire. Built by Sir Titus Salt in the 19th century, you can explore its historic mill buildings, learn about the area’s industrial heritage, and enjoy its unique architecture, galleries, shops and cafes.
Monday 2 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
5:30-7:30pm: Global Cafe
In Common Ground, Leeds University Union
Tuesday 3 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Wednesday 4 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Thursday 5 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Friday 6 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Saturday 7 August
Suggested activity: 10am–4pm: Hebden Bridge visit
Join the social assistants and take the train to Hebden Bridge, a vibrant market town in the Yorkshire Pennies. Hebden Bridge is known for its independent shops, thriving art scene, and beautiful countryside. During the visit you can explore the town’s unique character, enjoy its cafes and local businesses, and experience the scenic landscapes of the Calder Valley.
Week 6 (Sunday 8 August - Saturday 14 August)
Monday 9 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
5:30-7:30pm: Global Cafe
In Common Ground, Leeds University Union
Tuesday 10 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Wednesday 11 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Thursday 12 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research Showcase
Evening activity organised by the LISS assistants
Friday 13 August
7.30–9am: Breakfast
In the Refectory.
9am–5pm: Research project
Saturday 14 August
10am: Check out time for LSRP students