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  • Population Health Sciences

    Find your research degree supervisor in Population Health Sciences at Leicester.

  • Athena SWAN

    We are committed to providing an excellent working environment for its staff, and in November 2016 we were successful in achieving our second silver Athena SWAN award - acknowledging our commitment to promoting gender equality in the Department of Health Sciences at Leicester.

  • 19th century cake and icing recipes highlight historical approaches to baking

    An historical recipe for a 19th century version of Great British Bake Off classic Shrowsbury Cake has been made available by the University's Special Collections.

  • Preview four new exhibitions at Attenborough Arts Centre

    The University’s Attenborough Arts Centre will be hosting four exhibitions by local and international artists, in their new award winning gallery spaces at a free preview evening on Friday 6 May.

  • Doctoral loan

    If you’re applying for a research degree (PhD) at Leicester, then you may be eligible to apply for the new Government-funded Doctoral Loan.

  • Justice for Windrush Project

    Justice for Windrush from the Legal Advice Clinic at the University of Leicester offers free advice services to support victims of the Windrush Scandal.

  • Registering your protocol

    Why you should register your systematic review protocol and how to do this.

  • New Leicester exhibition highlights housing injustice in London borough

    A new exhibition about the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has launched at University of Leicester today (Tuesday, 2 May).

  • Programme content

    Placements Students on the Programme can choose to undertake placements at any stage of the PhD, which give students access to: Placement supervision or PhD co-supervision from one of our partner institutions Travel and subsistence expenses Funded placements at...

  • Historical directories

    a digital collection of eighteenth and nineteenth century trade and local directories for family, local and urban historians

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