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  • Homelessness

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on January 29, 2016 Councils struggling to cope with homeless people.

  • Computational Partial Differential Equations with Finite Elements

    Module code: MA3013 This module is centred on the applications of mathematical principles to answer classical physical questions, with a focus on the analysis of partial differential equations.

  • Computational Partial Differential Equations with Finite Elements

    Module code: MA3013 This module is centred on the applications of mathematical principles to answer classical physical questions, with a focus on the analysis of partial differential equations.

  • Computational Partial Differential Equations with Finite Elements

    Module code: MA3013 This module is centred on the applications of mathematical principles to answer classical physical questions, with a focus on the analysis of partial differential equations.

  • Library support

    The award-winning David Wilson Library here at Leicester is designed to support the needs of thousands of students, from freshers to postgraduates.

  • Careers initiative wins graduate employability award

    AGCAS Award winners The University of Leicester winning team with their AGCAS Award|Our initiative to embed the Leicester Award in first and second year modules has led to an award from the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS).

  • Interactions, media and news

    Learn more about news, interactions and media in the Centre for Phage Research at Leicester.

  • Leicester among top three East Midlands universities

    The University of Leicester has been named among the top three universities in the East Midlands in The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2022.

  • Study into asthma provides a paradigm shift in understanding of lifethreatening condition

    A new study led by our University to understand how to improve the health of severe asthma patients has made a breakthrough finding, with the discovery being described as a ‘paradigm shift’ in understanding the life-threatening condition.

  • Electronic frailty index will identify older people at risk

    A collaborative study involving Professor Simon Conroy from our Department of Health Sciences has been awarded £550,000 from the NIHR Health Technology Assessment programme to develop the next version of the multi-award winning electronic frailty index (eFI).

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