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  • Using DNA fingerprinting to catch a killer

    This summer marks 30 years since DNA fingerprinting - discovered by Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys right here in the University's Department of Genetics in 1984 - was first used in a criminal investigation.

  • Autonomous vehicles at Science Museum Late

    Science Museum Lates are adults-only, after-hours theme nights that take place in the museum on the last Wednesday of every month.  On Wednesday 28 August, the University of Leicester’s DriverLeics Team will be part of the Science Museum Late session, which runs from 6.

  • University’s heritage and archaeological teams to appear at Leicester’s Roman festival

    Students and staff from the University of Leicester will be behind a range of activities planned for Leicester’s Old Town Festival: Roman Edition.

  • The Centre for Hate Studies

    The Centre for Hate Studies at the University of Leicester works with organisations all over the world to tackle hate and extremism through evidence-based training, research and shaping policy.

  • Study

    Find undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, a PhD or short courses, student accommodation and living in Leicester.

  • Report an incident

    Find out more about reporting anti-social behaviour from University of Leicester students in the residences surrounding the area.

  • Industrial Partnerships

    The industrial partnerships of the AIDAIM Centre.

  • News and events

    The latest news and events from The Centre of Landscape and Climate Research.

  • Study

    We are committed to offering the best in undergraduate LLB, postgraduate LLM and research degree courses and, as a research-led department, we recognise the important relationship between excellence in research and in teaching. Browse our study options at all levels.

  • Childrens experiences and responses to war in the nineteenth century

    What we can learn about war from the writing of child soldiers in the nineteenth century will be explored in a BBC Radio 3 Essay on Thursday 22 March with Dr Emma Butcher from our School of Arts.

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