University of Leicester Rankings 2025: Global and Subject Rankings

• Currently the job market here is not as good. I'm working in a warehouse, well most students do.
• After graduating its only 5-20% people who secured job, even with sponsorship. I may be wrong but that's my pov. 

• Online platforms, WhatsApp groups, amber student, uni living. 350£-400£ if you're a student and you have to pay upfront for an year. 

• I'm still unaware about the full - time employment opportunities especially after graduation. If a appropriate role is attained be a graduate as a full time employee, pay scale can range from 1500 GBP to 3000 GBP per month. Mostly students do a lot of volunteering, internships, observership before employement. Building online job profiles can also be very important.

• I live in a university-managed accommodation and I first came across it and applied for it through the university website. Monthly rents vary according to the type of rooms selected for stay, prices of which can be from 340 to 800 GBP for every month. Overall, the accommodation is very good. It is situated about a thirty-minute walk from the university but there is free transport available from accommodation to the university.

•  Students after completing their education, apply  for jobs . but there is too much competition in recent years, for a fresher it takes a long time. if we have some experience we can definitely try getting in 6 months

• Average salary would be around 1000 - 1500 pounds a month

• Students find jobs in campus recruitment, internships, networking, or online job portals

• I've found my accommodation on online website called UNIACCO.

• My monthly rent was 600 pounds, so it is all kitchen restroom and bedroom included in a same room ( STUDIO APARTMENT)

• Main challenges are finding a part time job, because there are many indians in the UK

• My accommodation is 3 miles from university, there are buses regularly to uni

The job prospects after the course are wide as you can either go for a PhD or work in the space industry. The MSc. project plays a huge role in it and as I still haven't started my project I won't be able to provide any details about it but I feel the course is a good stepping stone for anyone who wants to enter the space industry.

The job prospects after the course are wide as you can either go for a PhD or work in the space industry. The MSc. project plays a huge role in it and as I still haven't started my project I won't be able to provide any details about it but I feel the course is a good stepping stone for anyone who wants to enter the space industry.

• 35% of batch secures employment within 6 months of completing the course as whoever have prior experience will have high chance of getting placed, and one should start applying to jobs and internships from the beginning of the course. Average salary range is above £40000 to £50000 PA. There were no campus recruitments, only fairs happens that too for showcasing company standards and gathering students data if required, we can apply using online portals, careers, LinkedIn etc. My friend got placed in an English company which makes operating system for advertising boards, he got this job after 2 to 3 attempts as he already had prior experience in this field. Some of the major companies which hire graduates after program are Next, Halifax, Santander etc.

• There are so many options to book accommodation, using online private portals, university portals, and agencies. I haven't booked any accommodation as I did reside at my friend's flat. The monthly rent was about £450 to £600, and basic amenities and facilities like fob access, security, and usual services will be available anywhere, especially in accommodation.
  The main challenge we encounter while finding accommodation is the queue it will have, especially for university accommodation, people start pre-booking 5 to 6 months prior to their intake and that is how it works, and for people who have no problem with accommodation budget they can easily book but most of the people miss this due to lack of information, if we secure university accommodation it is the best thing I would say, I regret not taking university accommodation.
  My accommodation was so far from the university which is not recommended, as I used to stay 50 miles away which is not even allowed by the university and I did not know that, later on moved close to university then I was just 3mi away from uni, most of the Indians stay in city center of Leicester

Leicester had good academics and was geographically situated well. It's kind of central so I can travel easily. I saw it was a top-ranked university. Also, there were only about four other options through my home universities study abroad program.

I've never had a placement at university, keeping in mind that I'm in my first year. I did do a workshop for a company and helped them with innovative ideas. Mathematic students don't really worry about jobs because we know a maths degree is very open and there are hundreds of businesses wanting us.

Accident. Wanted to take a gap year , working and travelling. Then just before Freshers, I chose a random university and then a random course. I wanted too bothered on what degree or uni I went to as long as I get be employable at the end of it