Library and Learning Services
Academic Librarians
The Academic Librarians team provide dedicated subject related support for taught students and teaching staff to make the most of library services in each subject area.
They liaise directly with schools on topics from collection development to reading and resource lists and participate in education and student staff committees. They also provide one-to-one guidance and support for students by email and appointments in the Centre for Academic Achievement.
Each school is directly supported by a librarian, and you can contact them by email at librarians@le.ac.uk.
University of Leicester School of Business ( ULSB)
Andrew Dunn
- School of Accounting and Finance
- School of Economics
- School of Management
- School of Marketing and Strategy
Email librarians@le.ac.uk
College of Life Sciences
Heena Karavadra
- School of Biological Sciences
Keith Nockels
- Department of Population Health Sciences
- Leicester Medical School
- School of Healthcare
Cat Taylor
- School of Psychology and Vision Sciences
Email librarians@le.ac.uk.
College of Science and Engineering
Heena Karavadra
- School of Chemistry
- School of Engineering
- School of Physics and Astronomy
Cat Taylor
- School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
- School of Geography, Geology and Environment
Email librarians@le.ac.uk.
College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities
Andrew Dunn
- School of Education
- School of Museum Studies
Cat Taylor
- School of Arts, Media and Communication
Matt Thompson
- Leicester Law School
- School of Archaeology and Ancient History
- School of Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy
- School of History, Politics and International Relations
Email librarians@le.ac.uk.
The academic librarians also offer in-curriculum teaching sessions which can be arranged between module convenors and the relevant librarian. Topics often covered include information literacy themes such the discovery and evaluation of research resources and referencing. Our teaching continues to develop in line with the changing academic landscape, and librarian teaching is also offered to support the University’s research inspired education strategic theme on: identifying and searching for more diverse and inclusive resources; and developing skills in algorithmic literacy in relation to information searching by corroborating and critically engaging with artificial intelligence tools.