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  • Hospital-University Partnership celebrated

    Leicester's Hospitals has a combined staff and members magazine called together.  It is published bimonthly and includes the latest news from across the organisation.

  • Ed Bates

    The academic profile of Dr Ed Bates, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • About

    Helen Dexter is Lecturer in International Politics and Director of Distance Learning for the Department of Politics and International Relations. Her research interests include political violence, peace and pacifism. She is also interested critical pedagogy.

  • Fixtures by date

    Browse fixtures for Varsity, our inter-university sporting competition, as organised by date.

  • The Centre for Hate Studies

    The Centre for Hate Studies at the University of Leicester works with organisations all over the world to tackle hate and extremism through evidence-based training, research and shaping policy.

  • About

    In Their Own Right is a jointly run project by The National Archives at Kew Gardens and the Department of History at the University.

  • When to apply for accommodation

    Your offer of a place on a course at Leicester, and your acceptance of that offer, will affect when you can apply for accommodation. Find out more about when to apply.

  • Social life

    When you live in halls, you'll become part of a thriving student community where playing and relaxing is as important as working. There's also a packed schedule of free events.

  • University to hold 2015 Summer School on Materials Processing

    The University is to host its first summer school on Materials Processing at the Department of Engineering from Monday 22 June to Friday 26 June. The summer school has been organised by the Centre for Doctoral Training in Innovative Metal Processing (IMPaCT).

  • Study reveals how dietary phosphate can increase heart disease risk

    A new study has found that high phosphate levels can cause a stress signal inside the cells that line blood vessels, leading to the release of microparticles that promote the formation of blood clots. Inorganic phosphate is a nutrient in nearly all diets.

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