Language requirements: There are two kinds of language requirements for graduate students in Leeds University: teaching type and research type.

Language requirements for teaching-oriented projects:

TOEFL requirements: 92 or above, listening+reading not less than 2 1, speaking not less than 23, and writing not less than 22.

IELTS requirements: 6.5 points or above, each item is not less than 6.0 points.

PTE requirements: 64 points or more, and each item is not less than 60 points.

Language requirements for research projects:

TOEFL requirements: 87 or above, listening+reading not less than 20, speaking not less than 22, and writing not less than 2 1 point.

IELTS requirements: above 6.0, each item is not less than 5.5.

PTE requirements: more than 60 points, each item is not less than 56 points.

Academic achievement requirements

Teaching-oriented projects: Bachelor degree or above, Grade B honor, with an average score of 70-75 in domestic schools; Most projects require a second-class A honorary bachelor's degree or above, and the corresponding domestic schools are divided into 75-80 points; The first-class honours bachelor's degree in domestic schools is 85 points. Some departments offer different projects. If the applicant has relevant work experience or research content, the admission requirements can be appropriately reduced. See each program description for details.

Research-oriented projects (including M.Phil and PhD): Generally, a first-class or second-class A honorary bachelor's degree or above is required, corresponding to 75-85 points for domestic undergraduate courses. Some projects require a master's degree to apply, and undergraduates cannot apply directly. In addition, you can also apply for research projects directly after graduating from the teaching-oriented master's degree.

Each school has its own special requirements for different majors. If you need to know more detailed application requirements of universities, you can check the successful cases of previous applications through the reference system for studying abroad, according to your own college background and achievements.

The reference system for studying abroad volunteers is as follows:

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In the reference system of studying abroad, we can see which schools our teachers and sisters went to, which majors they applied for, how many language scores they got, which study agent they used, and so on.

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