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  • Net zero

    Learn how the University of Leicester will try to achieve the goal of being net zero by 2040.

  • Skills employers value

    In the post-COVID world, many sectors of commerce and industry are adapting and changing methods of working. This means the range of skills that employers look for is also changing.

  • 2014

    Here the list of publications of 2014 can be found.

  • Postdoctoral and Visiting Fellows

    Meet the Postdoctoral and Honorary Visiting Fellows associated with the University of Leicester's Medieval Research Centre.

  • Crime and Punishment in African American History

    Module code: HS3662 Module Outline This module examines African American crime and punishment from the era of slavery to the present.

  • Crime and Punishment in African American History

    Module code: HS3662 Module Outline This module examines African American crime and punishment from the era of slavery to the present.

  • Crime and Punishment in African American History

    Module code: HS3662 Module Outline This module examines African American crime and punishment from the era of slavery to the present.

  • University wins award for training in breast feeding

    The University of Leicester has been awarded the prestigious Baby Friendly Award (BFI) from UNICEF in recognition of the high levels of breastfeeding training given to Midwifery students

  • My Year in Industry helped me decide on my future career and land my dream graduate role

    A graduating student realised her dream career thanks to her Year in Industry placement, which helped her to secure a competitive graduate scheme with eminent London auditing firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).

  • The miniature car created by a group of students that could change the future of driverless cars

    A group of final year Engineering students, supervised by Dr Alistair McEwan, have developed a miniature autonomous drive-by-wire vehicle which will provide knowledge that could speed up the development of driverless cars.

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