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  • Research

    Find out about the research projects in the School of Healthcare.

  • DOLFIN

    Babies who are born very early, or who suffer poor blood supply or lack of oxygen to the brain before or around birth, are more likely to have problems with their brain development and child neurological development.

  • Register with a doctor

    We recommend that you register with a doctor (called a GP, for ‘general practitioner’) at a health centre as soon as you arrive at university, so that you can be seen quickly if you have a health issue and be invited to have a COVID vaccination.

  • Policies and procedures

    When you accept your accommodation contract you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions of Residence, and accompanying policies. These can be downloaded to view below.

  • Work

    Find information for interviews with reisdents of Leicestershire villages in regards to work, such as Florence Harris discussing her childhood in Desford and her parents running the village shop.

  • Governments, Parties, Parliaments and Public Opinion (G3PO).

    The University of Leicester’s Parties, Parliaments and Public Opinion (3PO) research cluster brings together scholars from the fields of comparative and British politics.

  • FeedSax - Feeding Anglo-Saxon England

    The University of Leicester's archaeology research collaboration with Oxford University, Feeding Anglo-Saxon England AKA Feedsax

  • Mathematics PGCE

    Mathematics is a core subject within the secondary curriculum. It encompasses the study of number, algebra, shape, measures and data-handling.

  • Archaeological fieldschool

    ULAS offers a 2 to 4 week fieldschool placement, intended for those who are interested in gaining understanding of archaeological investigations associated with commercial development.

  • Holding archives in the Archives and Special Collections

    Get more information on the privacy notices in place regarding holding archives in Archives and Special Collections in the library.

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