Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
Find the latest updates on the COVID-19 situation for applicants, students and colleagues.

Student return to campus
On 22 February the Prime Minister announced details of the Government's easing of lockdown restrictions in England.
From 8 March, as part of the first step on the roadmap, universities can resume in-person teaching and learning for students who are studying practical or practice-based subjects and require specialist equipment and facilities.
The guidance from the Department for Education asks universities not to ask other students to return if their courses can reasonably be delivered online.
All students will receive an email from your School to let you know how the announcements in the roadmap affect your studies.
The government will review, by the end of the Easter holidays, the options for timing the return of remaining students.
Travelling home for Easter
The Government is advising that students do not travel home for Easter, however if you wish to travel for the holidays you are legally allowed to do so only once before 29 April.
If you have recently returned to university from 8 March, please try to avoid travelling again over Easter, this is in order to minimise transmission of Covid-19.
If you do decide to travel you should get tested before you leave and before you return to university. Read the guidance on our testing facilities.
Lateral flow testing
All Leeds Beckett University students, in Leeds, should take two Covid-19 tests a week, whether accessing campus or not.
Regular testing has the potential to identify anyone who may be asymptomatic (without symptoms) and is therefore unaware they have coronavirus. This will help break chains of transmission among households and reduce the risk of onward transmission. If you have symptoms, you must follow Government guidance and book an NHS test.
Testing is available at both our City and Headingley campuses. You can walk up for your tests.
Be safe on campus
We've worked hard to make sure you feel safe and confident about returning to campus. You should continue to observe the Public Health England guidance on ‘hands, face, space and fresh air’ as well as the Covid-19 social distancing and safety measures in place on campus. Please remember to follow all guidance and signage and wear face coverings where designated. All buildings are clearly marked with a one-way system and regular hand sanitisation points. Please check our 'be safe on campus' pages for more information.
We've worked hard to make sure you feel safe and confident about being on campus and our online guide will give you all the information you need to know.
