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  • New app launched to support estimated 175,000 people in the UK with Lynch Syndrome

    A new app has been launched with the help of the University of Leicester, to help people living with Lynch Syndrome to monitor and manage their condition, alongside their treating clinicians

  • Sofa generation causing epidemic of Type 2 diabetes

    The nation’s lack of physical activity is leading to a new “sofa generation” at risk of Type 2 diabetes, according to Professor Melanie Davies (pictured), an internationally renowned expert in Type 2 diabetes and Co-Director of the Leicester Diabetes Centre.

  • Biomedical Engineering BEng

    Biomedical Engineering transforms healthcare through customised medical devices, prosthetics, and even organs to improve people’s lives.

  • Lu Liu

    The academic profile of Professor Lu Liu at University of Leicester

  • Sarah Tarlow

    The academic profile of Professor Sarah Tarlow, Professor of Historical Archaeology at University of Leicester

  • Expert opinions cover Leicester City Football Clubs success

    Academics from the School of Management have written an article for Think: Leicester about Leicester City Football Club's current success in the Premier League.

  • Research opportunities

    The Space Sector is growing significantly, both nationally and globally. Crucially the role played by the Space Sector in driving other parts of the economy (such as finance, logistics and agriculture) is also set to grow substantially from the circa 15% of GDP today.

  • pamcarter

    Pam has a first degree in English and Sociology from Staffordshire University, and a Masters in Social Science (Cultural Studies) from Birmingham University. She also has a Diploma in Management Studies, a postgraduate certificate in health promotion and a Masters in Research.

  • Freemens Common Cottages

    Group study rooms

  • Leicester leading the way to create a safer campus

    Students and staff at the University of Leicester will be screened for COVID-19 as part of plans to keep the campus and wider community safe, as students return to the city for their studies.

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