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  • George Davies Centre

    The George Davies Centre is exclusively for the use of medical students and is access controlled. There are many areas of social study on the ground floor, as well as a food outlet and water fountains throughout. Power facilities are available.

  • 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.

  • Differences between studying in the UK and Canada

    It is important to be aware of a number of differences between studying in the UK and studying in Canada.

  • Language Testing and Assessment

    Module code: EN7507 Language testing is endemic to 21st century society. It is used to screen students for entry to educational institutions, employ professionals such as pilots and health professionals, and restrict immigration.

  • Documentary to explore profound effects of plastic on ecosystems and human health

    The profound effects that plastic is having on marine ecosystems and human health around the world will be explored during a free public documentary showing at our University on Monday 20 March.

  • Electronic Tools for Translators

    Module code: TS2004 Translation can be a tedious process - which can be made easier with the use of software, tools and resources.

  • Electronic Tools for Translators

    Module code: TS2004 Translation can be a tedious process - which can be made easier with the use of software, tools and resources.

  • Electronic Tools for Translators

    Module code: TS2004 Translation can be a tedious process - which can be made easier with the use of software, tools and resources.

  • Data Protection Statement and Privacy Notice

    Data protection statement and privacy notice for the use of personal data in the Library

  • Elizabeth T. Hurren, BA (Hons), PhD, FHEA, FRHistS

    The academic profile of Professor Elizabeth T. Hurren, Professor of Modern History at University of Leicester

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