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  • Research

    We are structured to support innovative multidisciplinary and multi-method solutions to research questions. In Health Sciences, we conduct high quality scientific research that informs policies and practices aimed at securing people's health and well-being.

  • The Ancient Near East

    Module code: AH2037 The Ancient Near East stretched from the shores of the Mediterranean to the mountains of modern-day Afghanistan, and included a dazzling array of different peoples, states, empires and communities.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: AF7502 This module provides a rigorous foundation in financial research design and empirical analysis equipping you with the conceptual and technical skills required for advanced research in finance.

  • Markets, Risk and Corporate Reputation

    Module code: MN3180 This module explores how individuals and firms operate in various markets.  We focus on disruption, crisis, risk, harm and the way in which firms and companies navigate these.

  • Objects and Collections: Care, Management and Curation

    Module code: MU7016 This module looks inside the museum (and related institutions) to consider objects and collections, and how they are made, cared for and re-made within professional practice.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: AF7502 This module provides a rigorous foundation in financial research design and empirical analysis equipping you with the conceptual and technical skills required for advanced research in finance.

  • Kirsten Barrett

    The academic profile of Dr Kirsten Barrett, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Objectives

    Take a look at our objective of the Centre for Material Worlds Past and Present and what we hope to achieve in the future.

  • Videos of previous ceremonies

    Every graduation ceremony is filmed and posted onto YouTube in its entirety. Find the year you graduated from the University of Leicester and watch it back.

  • UK bee populations thrive at Botanic Garden

    While the Midlands has seen a general decline in bumblebee species numbers over the last few decades – mostly due to the loss of habitat – bee populations in our Botanic Garden are thriving.

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