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  • April 2025

    Meetings Other  1 Planning Round Meeting (all day)    2 Planning Round Meeting (all day) Departmental...

  • Identifying barriers and solutions to under-reporting

    Find out more about our research into identifying barriers and solutions to under-reporting, focusing on the under-reporting of hate crime among LGBT victims. This research was conducted by the University of Leicester's Centre for Hate Studies.

  • Professor Melanie Davies

    Learn more about Melanie Davies, a Professor of Diabetes Medicine in the College of Life Sciences.

  • ALARM Research Study

    The ALARM project (Advancing health risk Literacy about Antimicrobial Resistance through the use of Metaphors), funded by the UK’s Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), is led by Dr Eva Krockow (University of Leicester, UK) in collaboration with Professor Marc...

  • Mr Emmanuel Katsogridakis

    MD, MSc, PhD, MRCS British Heart Foundation Academic Clinical Lecturer Email  ek311@le.ac.

  • Study

    Chemistry at the University of Leicester offers a range of three- and four-year undergraduate courses that reflect the modern needs for chemistry in industry and society. For postgraduates we offer four exciting taught MSc courses and a wide choice of topics for research.

  • Understanding and Enjoying the Outside

    Learn more about the 'Understanding and Enjoying the outside' Botanic Garden education programme

  • Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (LLC)

    Principal Investigator - Calvin Jephcote As part of the MRC-funded National Core Study on Longitudinal Health, CEHS are leading on developing detailed maps of air quality, noise, and green/open spaces and estimating exposure for 15 UK cohorts.

  • Liz Wicks

    The academic profile of Professor Liz Wicks, Professor of Human Rights Law at University of Leicester

  • After The Holocaust

    Module code: HS7037 After the fall of the Nazi regime in 1945, Germany was in complete disarray. It was an international pariah due to the discovery of the horrors of the concentration camps and the Holocaust. Vast numbers of its men were prisoners of war overseas or dead.

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