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  • Managing Value Creation Processes from Idea to Market

    Module code: MN7702 Success increasingly demands the nurturing of a culture which can efficiently harness value creation processes across all areas of organisational life.

  • Inspirational women

    Olive Banks - the University's first female Professor Esuantsiwa Jane Goldsmith - the Students' Union's first female President Wendy Hickling - the University's first graduate These three portraits represent the realisation of a project long...

  • Education and Social Justice

    Module code: SY3091 This module is about fairness and social justice in education.

  • Community projects

    As part of their visit to the University of Leicester, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were shown three community projects, all reflecting the close ties between the University and Leicester City FC.

  • The Square Café

    Find out more about the ‘We proudly serve’ Starbucks food outlet in the Students' Union on Leicester central campus.

  • Masters Research Project

    Module code: MB7205 This module comprises a full-time, 4 month research project placement: 3 months of lab work and then 1 month for writing the dissertation and project presentation.

  • Resources

    Details on recombinant techniques resources for higher education students.

  • Introduction to Molecular Techniques

    Module code: MB7001 Searching for novel cancer-causing genes researchers requires methods for manipulating the genetic material. For example, molecular cloning allows us to study the function of a gene and how cell behaviour is affected when that gene is altered in cancer.

  • Useful links

    Further online resources, within the University of Leicester and beyond about Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys life and research.

  • Introduction to Molecular Techniques

    Module code: BS4001 Searching for novel cancer-causing genes researchers requires methods for manipulating the genetic material. For example, molecular cloning allows us to study the function of a gene and how cell behaviour is affected when that gene is altered in cancer.

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