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  • ICAI – Independent commission for aid impact

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on December 13, 2012 The independent body responsible for the scrutiny of UK aid. A useful starting point for considering effectiveness. Reports from 2011 onwards are online. http://icai.independent.gov.

  • Study

    If you wish to study Victorian Studies with us, you can study for either a Victorian Studies MA or a Victorian Studies PhD or MPhil. Discover our thriving community, high-profile conferences and research forums.

  • Research Centres

    The University is home to 18 world-changing Research Centres each contributing to our reputation as a research-intensive institution that delivers both research excellence and impact.

  • Museum Studies sets stage for global dialogue

    The School of Museum Studies is celebrating its 50th anniversary with an event that examines the changing role of museums. The School has organised a conference and a number of events.

  • New podcast reveals how university improves community

    A new podcast from the University of Leicester News Centre is unveiling how University of Leicester staff and students are making a difference in the local community.

  • Andrew Futter

    Information and contact details for Professor Andrew Futter, Professor of International Politics at the University of Leicester.

  • Glossary

    Learn more about the glossary of terms associated with Senate Regulation 5, as part of the University of Leicester Senate Regulations.

  • Holocaust Memorial Day

    Find out how the University of Leicester joins the world in commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January.

  • Print services

    Print Services at The University of Leicester

  • Testimonials

    We know that for potential students considering a degree programme, the opinions and experiences of current and previous students are critical.  They want to find out what you enjoyed, why you chose the programme and the impact it had on your professional development.

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