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  • Politics of International Development

    Module code: PL7597 In this module you'll study competing theoretical perspectives in International Political Economy and explore how they relate to the question of global inequalities and the North-South divide.

  • Academic and visiting staff

    Browse the academic staff and visiting scholars who work and research within the Centre for Translation and Interpreting Studies, and see their research interests and contact details.

  • Wellbeing in the accounting profession

    CABA is a charity supporting members of ICAEW. Our research provides an in-depth understanding of ICAEWs members willingness and apprehension to use the charities services.

  • About distance learning

    Primarily delivered through online learning, distance education allows you to study in your own time and space so that you can combine achieving a qualification with work or family commitments. Find out more about distance learning.

  • Risk Reduction Framework for NHS Staff

    Professor Kamlesh Khunti, member of the UK’s Independent SAGE group, developed a Risk Reduction Framework for NHS Staff at risk of COVID-19 infection.

  • Research Projects

    Wellcome Trust Creative Engagement Fellowship Funded by the Wellcome Trust’s ‘Institutional Strategic Support Fund’ (ISSF), the Institute for Digital Culture is partnering with Attenborough Arts Centre to support a six-month creative Fellowship.

  • Leicester is diversity

    Get more information about the history of diversity in the city of Leicester.

  • Understanding inequalities in cause-specific infant mortality

    Find out more about the research on understanding inequalities in cause-specific infant mortality at the University of Leicester.

  • Clare Gillies

    The academic profile of Dr Clare Gillies, Associate Professor in Medical Statistics at University of Leicester

  • Roey Sweet

    The academic profile of Professor Roey Sweet, Professor of Urban History at University of Leicester

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