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  • Nephrology

    Nephrology research in Leicester is carried out by a team of clinical and non-clinical academics from both University and NHS backgrounds. Topics of interest encompass laboratory, clinical and epidemiological studies in kidney disease.

  • SFP Research Supervisor Guidance

    SFP Research Supervisor Checklist   1. F1 – Early Planning Meet with the trainee to discuss interests and identify a realistic, achievable research project. Outline any required approvals (e.g.

  • BSL Level 1: Part 2

    British Sign Language Part 2 course at Leicester University

  • Study calls for more diverse representation in statistical methodology research

    Embedding equality, equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) into statistical methodology research may improve outcomes and better serve the public, a new Leicester study has reported.

  • Internationally respected doctor and disability advocate to take part in empathic healthcare event

    Respected Australian medical doctor, lawyer, researcher and disability advocate to take part in a ground-breaking course on empathic healthcare for clinicians and educators

  • Diet and pregnancy case study

    Epigenetics, diet and pregnancy is a complex topic, but we've got the relevant resources to aid your learning.

  • University of Leicester experts appointed to prestigious panel on harassment

    The University of Leicester’s incoming Vice-Chancellor Professor Nishan Canagarajah and leading expert on hate crime Dr Stevie-Jade Hardy will sit on an elite board to tackle racial harassment in higher education.

  • Cancer survival methodological developments and their Applications

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  • Current PhD students

    Browse the PhD students who study and research in Museum Studies at Leicester and see their contact details.

  • Research suggests greater access to Higher Education could have reversed EU referendum result

    Greater access to Higher Education could have reversed the result of the 2016 EU referendum, according to new research from our Department of Mathematics.

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