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  • Tor Clark talks popularity of ITVs Love Island and predicts who will win tonights series final

    Tor Clark, Associate Professor in Journalism, and a regular media commentator for BBC Radio Leicester, has discussed the Love Island phenomenon with presenter Ady Dayman and why the programme draws in such a large audience.

  • Midlands companies receive boost from Leicester through KTP funding

    Two Midlands-based companies have been given a huge boost after Leicester secured grants on their behalf for innovation projects worth more than £300,000.

  • Leicester holds enterprise event to build links with the motor industry

    As part of a drive to encourage collaborations and networking between local innovation businesses and the University, the Research and Enterprise Division held a successful research collaboration event at HORIBA MIRA on 18 September 2015.

  • Animated film showcases risk-free ways to support victims of hate crime

    The Centre for Hate Studies has produced a short animated film urging members of the public not to turn a blind eye when witnessing acts of hate and hostility.

  • Elizabeth Johnson BA MA

    Learn more about our Finds Officer of ULAS, Elizabeth Johnson.

  • Consulting and training

    If you need advice on new technologies or methods, or want to benefit from cutting-edge research, find out how the Department of Informatics at the University of Leicester can help you.

  • Winifred Pennington

    Winifred Pennington was part of a new generation of respected women in research.

  • Researcher wellbeing and research culture

    The wellbeing of research students is very important to the Programme and to the University of Leicester. Postgraduate students at the University have access to a wealth of resources designed to support their wellbeing and mental health while on the PhD and beyond.

  • Statement from Professor Nishan Canagarajah, President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Leicester

    r41k2zYAhvQ|“During the last week, I have been reflecting on the killing of George Floyd, an African-American, by a white police officer, and on the resulting, understandable anger and frustration this has caused around the world.

  • New research explores how experiences of medical students may affect choosing careers in general practice

    New research to better understand how medical students’ perceptions of their experiences of their undergraduate curriculum may affect choosing general practice as a career has been published in the British Journal of General Practice.

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