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  • Where you’ll learn

    Learn more about the facilities and where you will learn in the Leicester Law School.

  • Looking down the road.

    Posted by Martin Coffey in Postgraduate Researcher Careers on March 22, 2018 A couple of years ago we used to deliver a PhD Induction program called Personal and Professional Development Planning.

  • Arabian Gulf Digital Library

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on May 10, 2019 A collection from  the National Archives of the United Arab Emirates and National Archives UK which has text and images on the political, social and cultural history of the region.

  • University fellows and honorary staff

    Browse our University Fellows and Honorary Staff in Archaeology and Ancient History at Leicester and see their subjects and contact details.

  • About the University of Leicester

    We are a leading university committed to international excellence, world-changing research and high quality, inspirational teaching.

  • About the School of Arts, Media, and Communication

    Find out more about the School of Arts, Media, and Communication at the University of Leicester. Formed in 2024, we are home to a range of research centres, as well as Languages at Leicester.

  • College of Life Sciences (CLS)

    LeMID (Leicester Microbial Sciences and Infectious Disease) Academic staff from the College of Life Science (CLS)

  • Advancement Office opportunities for current students

    Opportunities for current University of Leicester students to work with the Advancement Office on initiatives intended to benefit students and engage our global community of alumni with the University.

  • Frederick and Mary Attenborough

    Frederick was our second Principal and under his leadership it expanded rapidly. He, and his wife Mary, lived on the campus with their sons Richard, David and John.

  • Artemis’ ‘inspiration effect’ could be its biggest legacy, Space Park Leicester predicts

    The human element to the Artemis missions has captured the public’s imagination and could inspire future generations of space enthusiasts

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