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  • The Science of Reading to be explored in Professorial Inaugural Lecture

    A free public lecture hosted by the University of Leicester will provide an insight into how the brain learns to read and how reading behaviour changes with age on Thursday 16 March.

  • Roger Bettles Sports Centre

    See the wide range of fitness and sporting facilities at the Roger Bettles sports centre located in Oadby.

  • EMOHA collection

    Find entries in our catalogue from the EMOHA collection, which relate to the British Empire and Commonwealth theme.

  • Alex Waddan

    The academic profile of Dr Alex Waddan, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Dissertation

    Module code: HA7205 The dissertation is central to your degree. It is the culmination of your studies, allowing you to put into practice what you have learnt from the modules you take earlier in your course. It allows you to research and write on a topic of your choice.

  • Dissertation Supplement

    Module code: AM3000 The object of a dissertation is for you to make your own contribution to the study of the United States, and to develop your organisational and writing skills.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: AM3001 The object of a dissertation is for you to make your own contribution to the study of the United States, and to develop your organisational and writing skills.

  • Topics in Applied Macroeconomics

    Module code: EC1021 This module will not only give you a greater insight into macroeconomic principles gained from Macroeconomics I but will also be a guide on understanding the nature of various transferable skills that can be used to support your career goals.

  • Creative Computing

    This group aims to achieve research excellence by both discovering new knowledge in Computing and refining the ways in which new knowledge is discovered in a creative way.

  • Lecture to explore early recorded medical observations of the female body

    The fascinating subject of how ancient medical practitioners first began to understand female anatomy is being explored at Leicester's 15th annual Dorothy Buchan Lecture.

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