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  • The South also knows

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on July 28, 2023 NORRAG –NORRAG Blog Series – #TheSouthAlsoKnows – NORRAG is a global network of over 5,000 members for international policies and cooperation in education and training.

  • WorkSmart, the future of working life at Leicester, launches next month

    The University of Leicester will officially open the doors, on the 2 August, to a new work space for staff in its central Professional Services - a move that signals the start of a new way of working at Leicester.

  • Internationally respected doctor and disability advocate to take part in empathic healthcare event

    Respected Australian medical doctor, lawyer, researcher and disability advocate to take part in a ground-breaking course on empathic healthcare for clinicians and educators

  • Creating empathic systems

    Find out more about the creating empathic systems workshop held in the Stoneygate Centre for Empathic Healthcare

  • LAMBS

    Explore the research on Late And Moderate preterm Birth Study at the University of Leicester.

  • Individual Differences and Wellbeing

    Module code: PS3115 During the course of this module you will explore the individual differences within a social and mental health.

  • Individual Differences and Wellbeing

    Module code: PS3115 During the course of this module you will explore the individual differences within a social and mental health.

  • Individual Differences and Wellbeing

    Module code: PS3115 During the course of this module you will explore the individual differences within a social and mental health.

  • Leicester experts contribute to House of Lords report on premature baby care

    Experts from the University of Leicester have given evidence into the prevalence and impact of preterm birth as part of a report to be published by the House of Lords.

  • Minimal surfaces - artists' views

    The minimal surfaces artists views was a project in which mathematicians and artists collaborated to show how research can be communicated to a wider audience.

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