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  • Crime fiction in translation

    Find out more about our event: Crime fiction in translation, with speaker Dr Karen Seago.

  • Staff and volunteers who support sanctuary students

    We have staff and volunteers in a wide range of roles who support sanctuary students at the University.

  • Iran

    We welcome students from Iran. Find out about entry requirements, the Iranian student community and other country-specific information.

  • Olympus FV1000 confocal microscope

    Get more details for the Olympus FV1000 confocal microscope house in the Advanced Imaging Facility.

  • Message from the Vice-Chancellor regarding lockdown

    As you know, last night Health Minister Matt Hancock announced a lockdown of Leicester following a rise in COVID-19 rates in the City.

  • Work whilst you study

    Unitemps is our in-house recruitment agency. Whether you’re looking for part-time work, or full-time work during the vacation - Unitemps can help you.

  • Archaeologists discover evidence of Roman and medieval Leicester

    Archaeologists from University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS) have unearthed new evidence of Roman and medieval Leicester after recently completing the excavation of two areas at the former Southgates Bus Depot, on the corner of Southgates and Peacock Lane in the...

  • John Lewis-University of Leicester Black History Month project wins award

    A collaboration between the University of Leicester and the city’s John Lewis department store has received a Black History Month award.

  • Expert opinions cover advertising partnerships equality future technologies USChina relations and faith in Britain

    Professor Neil Chakraborti from the Department of Criminology has been quoted in a Stop Funding Hate article about the Co-op Group’s announcement that it plans to continue its advertising partnerships with the Daily Mail, Daily Express and Sun.

  • The human legacy of American troops in Leicester

    The story of American soldiers in Leicester during World War Two is well known, as are the many wartime romances and the story of GI brides who married Americans and left the city at the end of the war.

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