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  • Report the Abuse

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on January 6, 2017 A recently launched NGO which seeks to expose crimes and supports victims of abuse within the humanitarian and development aid sector.

  • Harjinder Sembhi

    Through her research work in partnerships with India and the European Space Agency, Harjinder has increased the reputation of the University of Leicester as a place of research excellence in Earth Observation.

  • How do you treat a child with a fever

    An expert in child health at our University will help explore the use of common children's medications in an upcoming BBC documentary series.

  • East Midlands oral history resources

    It's not just us here at EMOHA who are delving into the history of the East Midlands. Browse the various resources on offer by region.

  • Leicester ranks in top 10 UK universities for cheapest living costs

    Our University has been ranked in the top 10 UK universities for cheapest living costs by credit card company Marbles.com. The ranking calculates the 50 most affordable universities to study at in the UK by compiling a number of independent lists.

  • Chris Vaughan

    Chris Vaughan is a recently retired General Counsel and Company Secretary of large (FTSE 100) international listed groups, with a broad background in corporate law.

  • 100 Hours Work-Related Learning

    Summary information regarding the 100 Hours Work-Relate Learning strategic initiative.

  • Introduction to Research Methods in Education

    Module code: ED7311 Introduction to Research Methods in Education is a second core module in the programme which you must complete before proceeding to the pathway modules.

  • EAP Students

    Module code: EN7910 This module looks at the relationships between students’ learning experiences and their expectations when entering higher education, as well as how these expectations relate to the expectations of academic staff.

  • Language in Society

    Module code: EN7525 In this module you'll investigate how and why the way we use English varies according to social, regional, and other dimensions (for example, age, gender or social class).

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