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  • Anthony Brookes

    The academic profile of Professor Anthony Brookes, Professor of Genomics and Health Data Science at University of Leicester

  • Roberto Feuda

    The academic profile of Dr Roberto Feuda, Associate Professor and Royal Society University Research Fellow at University of Leicester

  • Seminars and events

    LeMID host a range of seminars and events with internal and external professionals, presenting a variety of ground-breaking research.

  • Modern and Contemporary Literature and Theory 1

    Module code: EN7031 Together with Modern and Contemporary Literature and Theory 2, this module will encourage you to think about different theoretical, historical and contextual approaches to the study of literature.

  • Modern and Contemporary Literature and Theory 1

    Module code: EN7031 Together with Modern and Contemporary Literature and Theory 2, this module will encourage you to think about different theoretical, historical and contextual approaches to the study of literature.

  • Modern and Contemporary Literature and Theory 1

    Module code: EN7031 Together with Modern and Contemporary Literature and Theory 2, this module will encourage you to think about different theoretical, historical and contextual approaches to the study of literature.

  • Pat Heslop-Harrison

    The academic profile of Professor Patrick Heslop-Harrison, Professor of Plant Cell Biology and Molecular Cytogenetics at University of Leicester

  • Coaching Psychology MSc, by distance learning

    Gain an introduction to this exciting and broad ranging area of applied psychology. Coaching psychology is used increasingly across a variety of specialisms, including with individuals, organisations, in education and healthcare.

  • LAMBS

    Explore the research on Late And Moderate preterm Birth Study at the University of Leicester.

  • Funding will help further development of bacteriophages to combat disease on a commercial scale

    Pioneering work to develop effective and safe bacteriophages to combat disease has received an £800,000 boost.

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