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  • Career Development Service shortlisted for two national awards

    Our University has been shortlisted for two national awards highlighting the pioneering work being delivered by the Career Development Service to prepare students for the competitive world of work.

  • Activities

    The minimal surfaces project has created a number of research activities, including papers, conferences, seminars and talks.

  • Space Missions: The Executive Guide to Space

    A primer to put you on the launchpad to a career in the space industry.

  • Music scholarships awarded to talented students

    Attenborough Arts Centre is proud to support University of Leicester students through the Alumni and Philharmonia Scholarship scheme.

  • Staff and students to climb Everest in Leicester

    The Attenborough Tower, the tallest building on the University of Leicester’s campus, stands at 52 metres high. Mount Everest is 171 times higher, at 8848 metres. On Wednesday 6 May, between 9.30am and 3.

  • Schoolchildren from Leicester to send messages of hope to refugee camp

    Appeal for more schools to become ‘Schools of Sanctuary’. Children from a Leicester school are to send messages of hope to a refugee camp in Greece.

  • Black Lives Matter

    Academics in the Centre for American Studies have put together a list of resources for anyone interested in learning more about the Black Lives Matter movement.

  • Student gospel choir to give pop-up concert at Leicester’s John Lewis for Black History Month

    A student gospel choir will entertain John Lewis shoppers as part of the University of Leicester’s Black History Month celebrations.

  • Analysing the skeleton

    Analysis of the bones has identified the skeleton as an adult male aged between his late 20s and late 30s; whilst forensic analysis of the bone joints, using standard post-mortem methods, provides a narrower estimate of 30-34 years of age.

  • Leicester scientists win Space Oscar for pioneering research to reduce deforestation

    Research that has led to a mobile app to help combat illegal logging has been recognised internationally.

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