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  • Farewell to Professor Graham Wynn

    Posted by Physics & Astronomy in Physics and Astronomy Blog on 22 June 2021 The School of Physics and Astronomy bids a fond farewell to Professor Graham Wynn, PVC Education and Professor of Theoretical Astrophysics.

  • Philip A. Shaw

    Philip A. Shaw is Senior Lecturer in English Language and Old English in the School of English. He teaches mostly in areas of the history of the English language and Old English language and literature.

  • After you've applied

    Guidance on what to do once you’ve applied to your chosen postgraduate course, with information on accepting and meeting the conditions of your offer and supplying your references.

  • AstroSeminar: Prof. Isobel Hook, “Cosmology with supernovae: past, present and future”

    Posted by er198 in Physics and Astronomy Blog on 18 January 2021 This week the department seminar will be delivered by Prof. Isobel Hook (Lancaster), at usual time (3.00 pm) on Teams. Please find below title and abstract of her talk.

  • Forbes names Leicester academic in list of prodigious stars changing the world

    A researcher from our Department of Geology has been named to Forbes’ second annual ‘30 Under 30 Europe’ list in the Science and Healthcare Category.

  • Imran Patel

    The academic profile of Dr Imran Patel, Director of Admissions and Outreach at The University of Leicester

  • Strategic Management

    Module code: MK2108 You could say that business is like a game of chess. Business leaders need to think many moves ahead, and the wrong call can lead to disaster.

  • Strategy

    Module code: MK2108 You could say that business is like a game of chess. Business leaders need to think many moves ahead, and the wrong call can lead to disaster.

  • Strategy

    Module code: MK2108 You could say that business is like a game of chess. Business leaders need to think many moves ahead, and the wrong call can lead to disaster.

  • The Roots of the British

    The Impact of Diasporas programme has grown out the Roots of the British project. This project started as a small collaborative group interested in exploring how people from different disciplines could work together to create a more informed picture of the history of Britain.

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