Undergraduate Program: Committed to Inclusion and Diversity
A Commitment to Action
At Leeds Undergraduate Programs, we intentionally foster an environment where every undergraduate student can bring their authentic self to the classroom and eventually, the boardroom. We believe that a diverse student body is the foundation of a world-class education, which is why we weave equity into every stage of the journey—from recruitment efforts that show students of all backgrounds the versatility of a business degree to an innovative curriculum that ensures accessible paths to on-time graduation.
By cultivating this broad-minded community and providing a supportive home base, we bridge the gap between academic potential and professional impact. We empower our students to become the next generation of visionary leaders.Ìý
The Opening Doors to Achievement (ODA) Office supports an inclusive learning environment for diverse undergraduates at the Leeds School of Business. The office focuses on the recruitment, retention, and graduation of underrepresented students.
The Leeds Career Development Office has a group of dedicated professional staff who help every student along their personalized career journey. Students can meet one-on-one with a career coach or can attend events with employers hosted at Leeds throughout the school year.
Elevate your career through , a selective two-year program where top business and engineering students master interdisciplinary skills through exclusive workshops, professional mentorships and high-impact networking. There is also the Women in Business Club or the Women in Finance Club.
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Mentorship is proven to significantly improve professional, personal and learning experiences for all students. The integration of multiple mentoring programs throughout the four-year experience provides Leeds students with peer and professional connections, personalized support through career exploration, and professional skills development.
Our student organizations offer a path to leadership and professional growth through a diverse range of communities—including academic societies, industry-focused hubs, and identity-based groups—where students of all backgrounds and experiences can find belonging and build an inclusive network.
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