Events

The Leeds Beckett International Summer School offers the opportunity to come to Leeds Beckett University to study with our prestigious Leeds Business School, learn about British culture, take part in a variety of social activities with like-minded young people from all over the world.

It’s a great way to make new friends, meet people from a range of cultures and backgrounds, improve your English and get first-hand experience of the vibrant student city of Leeds and the beautiful Yorkshire region.

Any enquiries should be sent to iss@leedsbeckett.ac.uk
You will be contacted further about the programme following payment.

Note the Full cost is £1400

Wednesday 11th June
12-5pm
Carnegie School of Sport,
Lecture Theatre 3, Headingley Campus, Leeds, LS6 3QS 

This event aims to explore how sport coaches can integrate psych / social assessment and development into their practice. You will have the opportunity to discuss existing practices, see samples sessions as well as plan and deliver your own session. 
 
This event will be football-orientated; however, we feel it would be suitable for any coaches interested in psychological and social development through all sports. This event will also be useful for those involved in the leadership and management of sport programmes such as; academy managers, phase leads, heads of coaching and coach developers. 

Research has consistently shown the benefits of sport and physical activity for children. We also know how pivotal the role of the coach can be in nurturing positive experiences and promoting these benefits. That said, concerns have been raised for the happiness and healthiness of children including the reduction in sports participation rates and ethical concerns within young athletes. 

This 1-day event will bring together leading practitioners and coaches working with children to present, share and discuss ways of best creating positive experiences for children. Through sharing stories and working collaboratively we hope to maximise the power of movement and sport to support and promote children's health and happiness. 

Research has consistently shown how important childhood can be for developing a positive and meaningful relationship with movement and physical activity. We also know how pivotal the roles of teachers, coaches and parents / guardians can be in nurturing these positive experiences. That said, concerns for the children remain with some less active and unhealthier than ever before, whilst others are more involved in intensified and professional programmes. 

This 1-day event will bring together leading researchers and practitioners working with and in schools to present, share and discuss ways of supporting child and adolescent Physical Literacy (“our relationship with movement and physical activity throughout life”) in schools. Through sharing stories and working collaboratively we hope to support and promote children's health and happiness through movement, sport and physical education. 

(open to all students across universities)

5th June 2025 | 9:30am-3:30pm
Carnegie School of Sport Building, Headingley Campus

This Sport Evaluation and Impact day, hosted by the Centre for Social Justice in Sport and Society, is a one-day event on 5th June 2025 dedicated to industry professionals and researchers who are eager to develop their understanding of the latest thinking and practice in sport evaluation and impact.  

The day will provide an engaging blend of expert talks, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities. Delegates will gain a deeper understanding of the key principles underpinning robust evaluation, combined with accessible and practical guidance on implementation. The day is aimed at those with a level of management responsibility and an interest to learn more about evaluation and impact. Delegates do not require any existing technical expertise and is suitable for those with limited experience of conducting evaluation work, as well as those with current responsibility for demonstrating impact looking to deepen their understanding and sharpen their skills further.  
This event would be useful to those who work in local authority sport and physical activity, sport foundations and charities, National Governing Bodies, community and non-profit organisations.

Introduction to CardioPulmonary Exercise Testing (CPET) - 
practice and applications in perioperative medicine

3rd & 4th July 2025
Carnegie School of Sport, Leeds Beckett University -
Lecture Theatre 1 & Lecture Theatre  4

3rd July – Start time 13.00 – finish time 18.00
4th July- Start time 08.30 – finish time 17.00

Hosted by Leeds Beckett University and NHS Bradford