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  • Organic and Inorganic Chemistry

    Module code: NT3009 In this module, you'll delve back into the world of organic and inorganic chemistry gained during the previous year.

  • Interpreting Archaeological Evidence

    Module code: AR2604 Archaeology is it not just about digging stuff up we also have to make sense of the stuff we dig up.

  • Interpreting Archaeological Evidence

    Module code: AR2604 Archaeology is it not just about digging stuff up we also have to make sense of the stuff we dig up.

  • Contemporary Issues in Economics, Finance and Business

    Module code: EC1025 This course is designed for students new to economics and who want to understand how to use economic models and methods to address real-world questions.

  • Placements

    Students in the Department of Informatics at the University of Leicester can undertake industry placements as part of their degree. If you are a business looking for candidates, find out how we can work with you.

  • The Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT

    Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT is a well-established organisation offering both School Direct and School Centred routes to a PGCE, awarded by the University of Leicester.

  • Interpreting Archaeological Evidence

    Module code: AR2604 Archaeology is it not just about digging stuff up we also have to make sense of the stuff we dig up.

  • Contemporary Issues in Economics, Finance and Business

    Module code: EC1025 This course is designed for students new to economics and who want to understand how to use economic models and methods to address real-world questions.

  • Research and Enterprise Division

    The Research and Enterprise Division (RED) works in partnership with colleagues in academic Departments, Colleges and professional services to provide comprehensive support for research, enterprise, impact and knowledge exchange activity.

  • Parliamentary debates cite Leicesters research

    The work of our University has been cited in two separate debates in Parliament. At Westminster debates, research in our College of Medicine, Biological Sciences and Psychology has been cited twice in the same week.

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