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  • Department of Chemistry strengthens links with collaborators in China

    Links between our University and a university in China have been strengthened with a new agreement to encourage the exchange of students and academics.

  • Life and health sciences

    Life and Health Sciences at School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences Leicester.

  • Ancient supereruptions in Yellowstone Hotspot track significantly larger than expected

    A number of giant super-eruptions between 8 and 12 million years ago that could be larger than the colossal eruptions known to have taken place at Yellowstone have been identified in the United States through research led by Dr Tom Knott, Professor Mike Branney and Dr Marc...

  • Women’s experiences of lockdown make up House of Commons exhibition

    A virtual exhibition that highlights the experiences of women during the pandemic launches at the House of Commons this week. Lockdown House is a collaborative project between University of Leicester, University of Lincoln and Robert Gordon University.

  • University of Leicester engineer to work on game changing drone technology

    A university engineer will take a year away from teaching to work on state-of-the-art drone technology.

  • Tackling trauma in the classroom

    Breaking Barriers. Refugee Week. 12-17 November 2018. 900|University of Leicester shines light on supporting refugees The University of Leicester is devoting a week to highlighting initiatives that support refugees and to celebrate their contribution to Leicester life.

  • Legislative responsibilities

    The Division of Biomedical Services is committed to adhering to all laws and regulations in the use of animals in experiments and research.

  • Tax-efficient giving

    Learn more about tax-efficient giving and the ways your gift to the University of Leicester can be enhanced.

  • Local Freemasons donate 32000 to fund University research

    The Freemasons’ Grand Charity has donated £32,000 to the University to fund research into visual impairments and the impact these have on different groups and their reading abilities.

  • The economy will suffer Demetriades on Brexit

    Given that a poll published in May showed than 88% of economists feared a long term fall in GDP if the UK left the single market, it's difficult to find anyone in the field of economics who believes that Britain leaving the EU will have an economic benefit.

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