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  • Events

    Learn more about the events for the ‘Dons, Yardies and Posses: Representations of Jamaican Organised Crime’ project as part of English research at the University of Leicester.

  • People

    Browse the staff and PhD students in Museum Studies at the University of Leicester.

  • Eki Omorogbe

    The academic profile of Dr Eki Omorogbe, Lecturer in Law at University of Leicester

  • Honorary Visiting Fellows

    English at Leicester works with Honorary Visiting Fellows, both for the department of English and for the Centre of Creative Writing. See a list of visiting staff currently working with us.

  • Households and Domesticity in the Ancient World

    Module code: AR7560 Households and families were at the heart of social organisation in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, and are fundamental building blocks for reconstructing past cultural life.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: EC7110 Your dissertation lets you demonstrate your understanding of financial analysis in a research context, honing the analytical and research skills that are useful for writing reports or dissertations with an empirical component.

  • Contemporary European Cinema

    Module code: HA3447 This module will examine post-1990 European cinemas' responses to diverse social, political, historical and economic issues. We will explore the expressions of a ‘European identity’ and its ‘others’ in contemporary mainstream and art-house film.

  • Competition Law and Policy

    Module code: LW3210 Competition law examines the legal framework for regulating restrictive agreements, mergers, monopolies and anti-competitive practices in the United Kingdom.

  • Global Digital Cultures

    Module code: MS7083 This module focuses on the global expansion of capitalism, the shift from industrial to service and information economies, and the significance of the 'cultural' as an expanding arena of production and consumption.

  • Features Journalism

    Module code:JO1003 This module will introduce you to features journalism, its practice, theories and concepts. You'll learn what features are, how they originate, how they are constructed and what makes them stand-out.

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