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  • Genetics and ethics for higher education

    This resource comprises a series of briefings written by Chris Willmott (University of Leicester), John Bryant (University of Exeter) and John Searle (South West Ministry Training Course).

  • Food for thought

    On Friday 9 March, the Department of Criminology hosted an international lunch to celebrate the range of students enrolled on their campus-based Master's programmes.

  • Leicester researchers have co-developed the first global guidance for managing digestive conditions during Ramadan

    Researchers in Leicester have developed a clinical guide for managing patients with gastrointestinal and liver conditions during Ramadan

  • The UK and Migration

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on March 7, 2014 Impacts of Migration on UK Native Employment: An Analytical Review of the Evidence The Home Office finally released this week the controversial report by Ciaran Devlin and Olivia...

  • Journalists in danger

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on March 4, 2013 A Day Without News http://adaywithoutnews.com/ Grassroots campaign with UN support to highlight the growing numbers of journalists who have been killed and injured in armed conflict.

  • Expert opinions cover students registering to vote in the EU referendum advances in cancer research and why we are PROUD of Leicester

    Professor Paul Boyle, President and Vice-Chancellor of our University, has written an article about the importance of voting in the EU referendum and how it is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for young people to influence their futures.

  • Expert opinions cover primate archaeology and the science of Jupiter

    Dr Huw Barton from the School of Archaeology and Ancient History has written an article for Think: Leicester discussing how both Capuchins and Chimpanzees are showing evidence of using tools, problem solving and more, lifting the lid on a new field of archaeology.

  • 2021

    An archive listing of 2021 events in the Victorian Studies Centre Spring Seminar series

  • Three days of festive fun

    Last week, our campus was transformed into a winter wonderland for the annual 'Christmas on Campus' festivities.

  • Funding

    Learn about the funding package that our fellows receive from our Wellcome grant to support their PhD studies.

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