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  • Marketing Intelligence

    Module code: MN2026 Understanding marketing intelligence is crucial to successful marketing decision-making.  The study of marketing intelligence encompasses both the design of market/marketing research and the analysis of data.

  • Marketing Intelligence

    Module code: MK2026 Understanding marketing intelligence is crucial to successful marketing decision-making.  The study of marketing intelligence encompasses both the design of market/marketing research and the analysis of data.

  • 17m invested in Leicester to turn lab discoveries into new cancer drugs

    Cancer Research UK has awarded the University £1.7 million through a new Centres Network Accelerator Award for research to crack the structure of molecules involved in cancer and to develop new drugs.

  • Marketing Intelligence

    Module code: MK2026 Understanding marketing intelligence is crucial to successful marketing decision-making.  The study of marketing intelligence encompasses both the design of market/marketing research and the analysis of data.

  • Pride

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on July 9, 2018 Pride in London – why it still matters. This week we celebrated Pride in London.

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

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • Language and Media

    Language and Media EL2025 course offered at the ELTU.

  • Genomics: A Microbial Perspective

    Module code: BS3009 How do you determine which virulence factors, genes and gene networks are important for the pathogenesis of microbes? How do we identify new antibiotic and drug targets? Why do microbes change so fast? Genomics is a major area of research and is having a...

  • Live streaming

    Watch a live stream of University of Leicester graduation ceremonies, find links to social media and videos of previous graduations.

  • John Larrad

    We have learned with regret of the passing of John (AJ) Larrad, who worked in the Department of Physics and Astronomy from the early 1970s to his retirement in 1986.

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