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University excludes all liability arising from the es
Prospectus and its contents.
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completeness of any of the information set out
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misleading, please send a brief written statement
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University will try to respond within 10 working
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❚ Caring for the environment
The University is committed to environmentally-
friendly practices and providing a healthy, safe and
sustainable learning environment for its staff and
students.
The University was recently ranked first in the
higher education sector within the Business in the
Environment Performance Index. This measures
the environmental performance of the top
organisations in the region. The University has also
made a commitment to achieve the international
environmental standard ISO 14001.
The Leslie Silver Building at Civic Quarter, which
houses state-of-the-art library and computing
facilities, was designed to be one of the most
energy efficient buildings in the UK. For further
information, visit:
www.leedsmet.ac.uk/metoffice/estateservices/
sustainability
❚ Important notice for non-UK citizens
You should be aware that Leeds Metropolitan
University co-operates fully with the Immigration
and Nationality Directorate in the monitoring
and control of non-UK citizens who enter the
United Kingdom for the purposes of study. Such
cooperation includes the disclosure of information
about individual students concerning their status,
mode of study, attendance and contact details.
❚ Acknowledgements
This Prospectus is a result of a University-
wide collaboration and has drawn together the
skills, knowledge and experiences of many staff
members and students.
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