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  • Bodies 1850-1918

    This interdisciplinary module will introduce you to the ways in which the Victorians and Edwardians thought about the body.

  • Bodies 1850-1918

    This interdisciplinary module will introduce you to the ways in which the Victorians and Edwardians thought about the body.

  • Prisoners, Punishment and Torture

    This project brought leading edge thinking in the field of interpretive design to offer visitors emotionally engaging experiences of the highest quality.

  • LGBTQ Video Game Archive

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on July 13, 2021 LGBTQ Video Game Archive: https://lgbtqgamearchive.com/ Catalogue of LGBTQ video games since the 1980s. Of relevance to creative computing.

  • Advanced Microscopy Facility

    The University of Leicester provides Advanced Microscopy facilities for academic research.

  • Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog: Academic and staff blogs from the University of Lei

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • Material Centre at CONEXS 2022 in Newcastle, 30th March to 1st April.

    The Collaborative Network for X-ray Spectroscopy (CONEXS) aims to establish a UK community for X-ray spectroscopy, focusing on nurturing the synergy between experiment and theory.

  • Why Leicester?

    The University of Leicester has been a pioneering centre for media and communications research since the 1970s. Find out the benefits of studying for an MPhil or PhD at Leicester.

  • Leicester researchers scoop early career award

    University of researchers Merissa Elizabeth Hickman and Dr Mahmoud-Khairy Nouetou, have been awarded early career awards for their work

  • Writing the Past

    Module code: AH7703 How did historians in the ancient world make sense of the past? What function did historical writing fulfil in Greece and Rome and how did this change throughout antiquity? How did historians shape their works rhetorically, and make their accounts seem...

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