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  • Space education experts assemble in Leicester for ESA conference

    Space education experts from across Europe are gathering at the University this week for the third European Space Agency Symposium on Space Educational Activities, which runs 16-18 September.

  • Green light for Freemen's Common Student Village

    Leicester City Council’s Planning Committee approved plans yesterday for the new Freemen’s Common Student Village at the University of Leicester.

  • Increased empathy in maternity leads to better levels of care

    Training maternity staff to be more empathetic in their level of care increases patient and practitioner satisfaction - Leicester study shows

  • Student work, skills and achievement

    History students at the University of Leicester attain a range of skills over the course of their studies. This page highlights some of our students' skills and achievements.

  • Socio-legal Studies

    The Socio-Legal research cluster at Leicester Law School provides a setting for colleagues to explore and discuss their research in the field of socio-legal studies, as broadly understood.

  • Open access

    Information for University of Leicester authors on gold open access fees and open access agreements with publishers.

  • Design guides

    Read the design guides which must be adhered to for works undertaken in Estates and Campus Services at the University of Leicester.

  • Leicester receives two nominations for 2018 Current Archaeology Awards

    Two projects led by archaeologists from our University have been nominated in the Current Archaeology Awards for 2018.

  • New collaboration sees Museum Studies students access vast Arts Council Collection

    Boundaries will be crossed and relationships formed in a new exhibition by University of Leicester students that will feature internationally celebrated artworks.

  • Inherited herpesvirus study finds links to ancient humans

    An international study of integrated HHV-6 led by our University has discovered that a small number of human ancestors, one from about 24,000 years ago, have been responsible for transmitting ancient strains of the virus to individuals today – affecting about a million people...

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