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  • Labour Market Trends and Debates

    Module code: MN2027 A labour market in its basic form is the supply and demand of jobs and workers. Labour markets are shaped by many different factors: changing technologies and skills, employment regulation, welfare and education systems, and economic and political conditions.

  • The Politics of Slavery

    Module code: PL3121 Slavery is now outlawed in every recognised society but, despite this, its effect still continues to be felt around the world. Estimates suggest up to 70 million people worldwide are being kept in some form of slavery.

  • Advertising Creativity

    Module code: MS7084 Creativity is essential when coming up with fresh advertising campaigns, and this module enables you to be a part of every stage of the process.

  • Microbial Sciences projects

    Browse details of the available Microbial Sciences PhD projects within Infection, Immunity and Inflammation at the University of Leicester.

  • Classical Landscapes

    Module code: AR7528 This module explores the nature and scope of the various sources of evidence – textual and archaeological, for the study of classical landscapes and the social use of space.

  • Business Economics

    Module code: MA7433 The this module is to introduce you to core economic principles and how these may be used in a business environment to help decision making.

  • Materials

    With an increasing global population and a need to minimise environmental impact for future generations, the development of new materials is an essential building block for many sectors.

  • Steve Watson

    PPIEP lay Lead My career has been in the water industry where, for over 32 years I worked in the Engineering and Operational parts of the business.

  • Mechanical testing

    At The University of Leicester's Advanced Mircoscopy Facility (AMF), we have the highest quality microscopes to aid academic research. Contact a staff member for more details about hiring a mircoscope.

  • Leicesters Engineering Building features on British Library website

    Niamh Dillon from the British Library has recently written a short article on James Gowan and the engineering building for the British Library Website. This article features a unique recording of one of the building's architect's- James Gowan.

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