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  • Statistical Distributions and Inference

    Module code: MA2403 Statistics is the branch of mathematics that is used in the study of data, trends and uncertainties and is a fundamental aspect of data analysis for empirical scientists, mathematicians and engineers.

  • Statistical Distributions and Inference

    Module code: MA2403 Statistics is the branch of mathematics that is used in the study of data, trends and uncertainties and is a fundamental aspect of data analysis for empirical scientists, mathematicians and engineers.

  • Studying Language

    Module code: EN1036 This module will focus on contemporary aspects of how language is used in different contexts, including how language relates to personal identity (such as regional location), different modes of communication (spoken, written and computer-mediated...

  • Archaeology of the Roman World

    Module code: AR2556 Beginning with a discussion about why the archaeological study of the Roman world is important, and worth carrying out, this module explores the city of Rome in some detail.

  • UKRI - IAA funding project support

    LD3 and MRC Confidence in Concept scheme aims and remit.

  • Data Science (Geospatial) MSc, PGDip

    Where, when, and why do things happen? Modelling, analysing and interpreting social, economic and environmental phenomena is the core of this course, and it equips you to manipulate such data by applying the techniques of data science, spatial analysis and geographical...

  • Summer School

    Students on flexible learning programmes in Museum Studies at the University of Leicester can take part in a 5-day Summer School in Leicester each year.

  • Anthology

    Description of the fiction and poetry anthology, Unstitching Silence, produced for the AHRC-funded collaborative project 'Representing Gender-Based Violence: Literature, Performance and Activism in the Anglophone Caribbean'.

  • BSL Level 3

    British Sign Language Level 3 course at Leicester University

  • Talking points a range of topical issues tackled by academics 29 October 4 November

    Professor James Chapman from the Department of the History of Art and Film has written a review of the new James Bond film Spectre.

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