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  • Structure and Tectonics

    Module code: GL2102 Structural geology focuses on the characterisation of deformation within the lithosphere and underpins our understanding of tectonic processes.

  • Structure and Tectonics

    Module code: GL2102 Structural geology focuses on the characterisation of deformation within the lithosphere and underpins our understanding of tectonic processes.

  • Structure and Tectonics

    Module code: GL2102 Structural geology focuses on the characterisation of deformation within the lithosphere and underpins our understanding of tectonic processes.

  • Student Welfare Service welcomes international students to Leicester with English Tea Party

    Our University has welcomed international students arriving to the University this month with a series of events for International Welcome Week 2017.

  • Finance expert honoured by University of Leicester half a century after graduation

    A former University of Leicester student has attended his second graduation almost half a century after his first.

  • International Postgraduate Taught Merit Scholarship

    In recognition of the high standard of applications we receive for our Masters degrees, we are delighted to offer our International Postgraduate Taught Merit Scholarship to international students demonstrating exceptional academic achievement.

  • Commissions

    Find out more information on the variety of writing and projects commissioned by the Centre at the University of Leicester.

  • New study calls for action on air pollution in Northern India

    New research led by the University of Leicester calls for urgent action on open field burning to reduce the intensity of post-monsoon air pollution in Northern India.

  • Leicester cosmic explosion expert among exceptional scientists elected as Royal Society Fellows

    University of Leicester’s Professor Nial Tanvir receives one of science’s highest honours, recognising a career spent studying the Universe’s brightest and most violent explosions

  • Conversations with… Dr Simon Vaughan

    Posted by ejb71 in Physics and Astronomy Blog on 8 October 2020 Dr Simon Vaughan is an Associate Professor in the School of Physics and Astronomy, as well as being one of the two Academic Directors of the School, written by Emily Baldwin.

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