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  • Study shows how to better prepare medical students to provide compassionate care

    A new study describes the creation of a curriculum which embeds empathic communication skills throughout undergraduate education for medical students.

  • Careers, placements and internships

    With modules designed around employability and placement opportunities throughout your degree, our courses are designed for career development.

  • Leicester professor to advise on driving and diabetes

    Professor Pratik Choudhary has been appointed Chair of the Secretary of State for Transport's Honorary Medical Advisory Panel on driving and diabetes.

  • Professor Pamela Rogerson Revell

    The academic profile of Professor Pamela Rogerson Revell, Professor of Applied Linguistics at University of Leicester

  • Human Tissue Bank privacy notice

    Read the University of Leicester's Human Tissue Bank privacy notice.

  • Evidence Based Practice 2

    Module code: PH2004 (double module) During this module, you will continue to develop your knowledge and understanding of evidence-based practice you gained during your first year at Leicester.

  • Evidence Based Practice 2

    Module code: PH2004 (double module) During this module, you will continue to develop your knowledge and understanding of evidence-based practice you gained during your first year at Leicester.

  • Evidence Based Practice 2

    Module code: PH2004 (double module) During this module, you will continue to develop your knowledge and understanding of evidence-based practice you gained during your first year at Leicester.

  • First-in-the-family Leicester students front national university campaign

    Two trailblazing students who had their lives transformed by the University of Leicester have been chosen to front a national campaign promoting Higher Education.

  • Should Social Scientific Debate occur outside Academic Journals?

    Posted by Stephen Dunne in School of Business Blog on January 14, 2015 Lecturer in Social Theory and Consumption at the School, Stephen Dunne , attempts to renew a recent academic argument through a more accessible medium Social scientists engage in debates which matter to...

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