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  • UCAS Convention 2015

    Last week, the University of Leicester hosted the East Midlands UCAS Convention, the biggest of its kind in the region. The event was attended by over 9,000 Year 12 students from over 70 schools and colleges from across the East Midlands.

  • Moonstruck Exhibition eclipses expectations

    Record numbers of visitors attended Leicester Cathedral for a University-sponsored British Science Week Festival event in the city.

  • Leicester Economics students quiz Bank of England chief

    Economics students from the University of Leicester were given the lesson of a lifetime after being able to quiz the man who guides the nation’s economic and monetary policy.

  • Workshop programme

    The minimal surfaces project coordinated a series of workshops at each of the European network partner institutions during the three years of the research programme.

  • Library

    The Leicester Medical Book Society was founded in 1800 as an association of local doctors, to provide a medical book lending library.

  • University pioneers revised attitudes at first Menopause Lets Talk About It workshop

    Over 90 staff from across the University, including staff based at Leicester’s hospitals, joined colleagues in the Charles Wilson Building’s Belvoir City Lounge for an open and frank discussion about the menopause.

  • International Banking Law

    Module code: LW7116 International Banking will examine the law relating to business banker-customer relationships.

  • International Banking Law

    Module code: LW7116 International Banking will examine the law relating to business banker-customer relationships.

  • International Banking Law

    Module code: LW7116 International Banking will examine the law relating to business banker-customer relationships.

  • Largest archaeological excavation in Leicester in over a decade open to public

    Members of the public are invited to learn more about Leicester's Roman past as the city's largest excavation site in over 10 years is open to visitors on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 May.

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