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  • Projects and reports

    Projects and reports for The University of Leicester Institute for Inclusivity in Higher Education (ULIIHE)

  • Autonomy, Capacity and Consent

    Module code: LW7291 Autonomy has become intrinsic to medical law, as patients' rights are increasingly prioritised by judges.

  • Autonomy, Capacity and Consent

    Module code: LW7291 Autonomy has become intrinsic to medical law, as patients' rights are increasingly prioritised by judges.

  • Air pollution

    The work of Dr Julie Morrissey and colleagues at the University of Leicester, involves the elucidation of how bacteria adapt to air pollution and metal stress, and how this has impact on bacterial survival in a host and in the environment, and drives antibiotic resistance.

  • Leicester expert features on BBC 100 Women series

    The BBC’s 2016 season of 100 women has featured expert comment from our University.

  • Ground-breaking Covid-19 work by University researchers wins award

    Ground-breaking Covid-19 work by University researchers wins award

  • University of Leicester student engineer ‘excels’ to score top awards

    Third-year University of Leicester student Samiksha Raviraja wins ‘Engineering Student of the Year’ – and is recognised for ‘Overall Excellence in Engineering’

  • The Leicester Award: employability ‘baked into’ study

    The Leicester Award, an employability programme embedded in all undergraduate courses, provides students with an opportunity to develop their self-awareness and reflective abilities.

  • Five Leicester students feature in The Tabs Future 100 list

    Five Leicester students have appeared in The Tab's Future 100, a definitive list of women at UK universities who are set to achieve incredible things in the future - with four of our students featuring in the top 10.

  • Prehistoric penis worms shed light on ocean ecology half a billion years ago

    Dr Tom Harvey from the Department of Geology has been involved in a study along with researchers at the University of Cambridge into Ottoia, a type of phallic-shaped ‘penis worm’ – and has helped to identify that the creature used a bizarre set of teeth to drag itself across...

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