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  • University holds series of public events to mark Leicester’s migration history

    The University of Leicester is working in conjunction with partners to hold five public events on the recent history of migration to the city.

  • A tribute to Professor Tony Gershlick

    Professor Anthony (Tony) Gershlick, a Consultant Cardiologist at Glenfield Hospital and Professor of Interventional Cardiology, has died aged 69.

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    CLHS partners

  • Urban Conservation MA, by distance learning

    Study Urban Conservation MA, by distance learning 2 years part-time at the University of Leicester

  • 22nd March was World Water Day

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on March 24, 2016 The official website has details on this year’s theme water and work.  It includes a link to the full text of the 2016 UN World Water Development Report.

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    The Dryad Collection – basket weaving Posted by cl13 in Library Special Collections on August 30, 2022 As I catalogue the Dryad Collection, I was surprised to see that the books on basket weaving not only included “How to” manuals, but also books that were concerned with the...

  • A Chimera?

    Posted by Martin Coffey in Postgraduate Researcher Careers on June 3, 2020 So the lockdown is being lifted piece by piece. Different pace in different countries, even different pace in different countries within the UK.

  • Molecular Methods and Experimental Design

    Module code: MB7402 This module is designed to develop your experimental research skills and give you a comprehensive understanding of the theory and practice of key molecular biology techniques.

  • Bodies, 1850-1918

    Module code: EN7912 This interdisciplinary module will introduce you to the ways in which the Victorians and Edwardians thought about the body.

  • Bodies, 1850-1918

    Module code: EN7924 This interdisciplinary module will introduce you to the ways in which the Victorians and Edwardians thought about the body.

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