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  • Research

    Explore the research being undertaken by the Leicester Tuberculosis Research Group (LTBRG) at the University of Leicester.

  • Connor Young

    PhD Student  After completing a BSc Environmental Sciences and MRes Atmospheric Chemistry at the University of Brighton, I began my PhD in the School of Chemistry at the University of Leicester in 2022.

  • Students

    Get more information on how your data is handled as an applicant or student of the University of Leicester.

  • Conference Childcare

    Childcare is an important consideration for modern conferences. On this page we aim to gauge interest and need for childcare places at the International Conference for Hydrogenase and Other Redox Metalloenzymes, hosted in Leicester (UK), 2026.

  • Hybrid and Electric Propulsion Systems

    Module code: EG4212 As the world shifts towards more sustainable modes of transportation with particular interests on electrifications, understanding hybrid and electric propulsion systems is key to driving this transformation.

  • Hybrid and Electric Propulsion Systems

    Module code: EG4212 As the world shifts towards more sustainable modes of transportation with particular interests on electrifications, understanding hybrid and electric propulsion systems is key to driving this transformation.

  • Hybrid and Electric Propulsion Systems

    Module code: EG4212 As the world shifts towards more sustainable modes of transportation with particular interests on electrifications, understanding hybrid and electric propulsion systems is key to driving this transformation.

  • Virtual Vauxhall Gardens: Just another staffblogs.le.ac.uk Sites site

    Just another staffblogs.le.ac.uk Sites site

  • Young entrepreneurs in the making reach final of national enterprise skills competition

    Two University of Leicester teams were coached by the Doctoral College to take part in the recent highly prestigious Young Entrepreneur Scheme (YES) heats, with one team lined up to take part in the national finals.

  • Study finds men are more likely to achieve targets if they are set goals

    A new study by researchers from the Department of Economics has revealed that men are more receptive to goals in the workplace than women.

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