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We have lots of opportunities for you to get involved in Skydiving at the University of Leeds, from playing to spectating. Find out more below.
Represent the University
Play Socially
Give it a Go
JOIN A CLUB & REPRESENT THE UNIVERSITY
Welcome to the most adrenaline fuelled club at Leeds University!!
The University of Leeds Skydiving Club
We welcome all students to come down to training sessions regardless of prior experience!
Find out everything about the Skydiving club including how to join on their webpage.
Visit Skydiving Club Webpage
You can follow them on social media too…
University of Leeds Skydiving Club FacebookUniversity of Leeds Skydiving Club Twitter
There are lots of opportunities to skydive socially with no commitment at the University of Leeds. Find out more below.
What is Give it a Go?
Leeds University Union runs one of the largest Give it a Go programmes in the country with over 300 events per semester, including Skydiving.
Give it a Go not only allows you the opportunity to try out different clubs and societies with no obligation to join, but you can attend arts & craft workshops, film screenings, workshops and explore attractions both local in Leeds and across the UK.
To find out more pick up a programme from the Leeds University Union building or visit the Give it a Go webpage.
Visit Give it a Go Webpage
You can also 'Like' Give it a Go on social media…
LUU Give it a Go Facebook
We have lots of opportunities to gain experience and qualifications at the University of Leeds. Find out more below.
Coaching Scholarships
The University of Leeds awards a number of scholarships to aspiring coaches to help improve the quality and quantity of coaching available to students in clubs. Working in conjunction with the Leeds Sport team and club committees it is an excellent opportunity for students to develop their skills and grow as a coach whilst at University.
The Coaching Scholarship is an exciting opportunity for current undergraduate or postgraduate students to rise to the challenge of coaching their fellow students alongside working with senior coaches and mentors to become a more effective coach as well as articulate the transferable skills coaching gives you in real-world situations. Ideally, candidates will have an NGB Level 1 or 2 or equivalent experience in their chosen sport and be looking to build on this whilst at University.
Applications for coaching scholarships for the forthcoming academic year are accepted from February to April.
Visit the coaching scholar webpage to find out more.
Coaching Scholar Webpage
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