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  • News and events

    Take a look at what's happening in the School of Arts at Leicester. Browse University and national news, or find stories published directly by our School of Arts team.

  • Hate Crime

    Module code: CR3028 This module seeks to provide wide-ranging and contemporary insights into the key issues relating to hate crime.

  • Hate Crime

    Module code: CR3028 This module seeks to provide wide-ranging and contemporary insights into the key issues relating to hate crime.

  • Contact us

    Learn how to get in touch with the team working in the Advanced Imaging Facility in the Core Biotechnology Services.

  • Host-microbe interactions

    The microbiology of host-microbe interactions is key to understanding common infectious diseases.

  • Centre to bring pathology testing to breathless patients

    East Midlands researchers are leading the establishment of a new Centre to develop breath analysis tests that could help in the rapid diagnosis and treatment for a range of conditions, including cancers, respiratory infections and diseases such as asthma and chronic...

  • Leicester geneticist awarded prestigious Fellowship

    Dr Turi King (pictured), Reader in Genetics and Archaeology at the University has been awarded a prestigious British Science Association (BSA) Honorary Fellowship for her outstanding dedication to engaging and inspiring people through science.

  • Leicester alumnus appointed High Sheriff of East Sussex

    Michael Foster, who is a Deputy Lieutenant of the County of East Sussex, was this year appointed the County’s High Sheriff.

  • Writer and political commentator Yasmin Alibhai-Brown to assess the state of Britain today

    A journalist considered one of the few female Muslim voices on the political stage is to speak on the state of Britain at a University lecture that celebrates diversity and community cohesion.

  • Study shows genetic link to fatal health condition could aid future treatment

    Thousands of lives could be saved every year after it was discovered a fatal cardiovascular condition could be linked to four genes, research has found.

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