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  • Research Project

    Module code: MU7560 The dissertation provides an opportunity to carry out an extended piece of research into a subject or issue which has captured your imagination.

  • Brookfield

    We are developing proposals to upgrade our facilities at Brookfield to provide a bright and productive working environment for colleagues and students in our School of Business.

  • Student poster competition

    The poster competition at the Black Excellence Symposium is open to all undergraduate students at the University of Leicester.

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  • Creative Computing Offer Holder Day

    Discover Creative Computing at Leicester. Find out more about our interdisciplinary course as well as our facilities and research.

  • Mathematics

    Our courses in Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence set you up to work in fields as far-reaching as high-energy physics and economic forecasting.

  • Engineering Offer Holder Day

    Discover Engineering at Leicester. Find out about our General, Mechanical and Aerospace courses, as well as our facilities and research.

  • New book on behavioral economics to be launched by School of Business

    The School of Business is delighted to be holding a book launch for Professor Sanjit Dhami's 1,800 page book Foundations of Behavioral Economic Analysis on Friday 4 November 2016 at College Court. The book is to be published by Oxford University Press by mid-October.

  • Two more national teaching fellowship awards for Leicester

    Our University provides excellent teaching – this has been recognised again by two more awards by the Higher Education Academy, bringing our total number of National Teaching Fellows (NTF) to 16.

  • Crime and its Representation in the Anglophone Caribbean, 1834-2018

    Bringing together participants from Jamaica, Trinidad, Guyana, Barbados and the UK, the ‘Crime and its Representation in the Anglophone Caribbean’ project addresses the acute and complex problem of crime in Anglophone Caribbean societies from various disciplinary perspectives.

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