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  • New test for sudden cardiac death receives funding

    A new test to identify patients at risk of sudden cardiac death is being developed by researchers at our University and Leicester’s Hospitals thanks to a £183,000 grant from national charity Heart Research UK.

  • Start creating opportunities in Leicester

    Attenborough Arts Centre, the University of Leicester’s arts centre, has been chosen by leading arts education charity, Children & the Arts, to join its UK-wide Start arts programme.

  • 2020

    Browse our 2020 spring seminar series in the Victorian Studies Centre.

  • Mark Palmer

    Mark Palmer is an independent management consultant working on several high growth businesses and with many of the UK's top business schools.  He is the former Global CEO of Consulting for the French multi-national - Webhelp.

  • Art Exhibition 2025

    art exhibition multimedia medrace inclusion healthcare

  • Gowan Dawson

    The academic profile of Professor Gowan Dawson, Professor of Victorian Literature and Culture at University of Leicester

  • Advanced Forensic Science

    Module code: CH4212 During the first three years of your MChem, you'll have learned a wide range of chemical and physical principles and their application to forensic science.

  • Promotional Cultures

    Module code: MS7307 This module critically evaluates how the professions and practices of promotion have reshaped much of our contemporary world.

  • Centre for New Writing

    The Centre for New Writing was established to diversify literary voices beyond the metropolitan mainstream. From our Midlands base we specialise in devolved literary culture. Find more information about our events, our activities and our people.

  • Criminal Women in Early Modern Literature

    Module code: EN3142 Crime and criminals prompted some of the most innovative and influential literature of the early modern period. This module explores the fascination that criminal women held for authors and readers of the seventeenth and early eighteenth century.

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