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  • Introduction to French Studies

    Module code: FR1050 “French studies” is a wide-ranging and interdisciplinary subject area and our introductory module will provide you with key insights into this field of study.

  • Introduction to French Studies

    Module code: FR1050 “French studies” is a wide-ranging and interdisciplinary subject area and our introductory module will provide you with key insights into this field of study.

  • Introduction to French Studies

    Module code: FR1050 “French studies” is a wide-ranging and interdisciplinary subject area and our introductory module will provide you with key insights into this field of study.

  • Network launched to help Canada’s cultural sector navigate the digital world

    Canada’s cultural sector is being given a helping hand to adapt to a digital world following the establishment of an expert research network, overseen by the UK’s University of Leicester.

  • Suzanne MacLeod

    The academic profile of Professor Suzanne MacLeod, Co-director Research Centre for Museums and Galleries (RCMG) at University of Leicester

  • From feeding the city to researching a country in turmoil PhD graduates return to share their research

    The past is present in our next Doctoral Inaugural Lectures on Wednesday 24 May as PhD students from Archaeology and Museum Studies return to deliver presentations about their research.

  • Culture sector backs trans inclusion guidance for museums, galleries, archives and heritage

    Trans-inclusive Culture: Guidance on advancing trans inclusion for museums, galleries, archives and heritage organisations

  • Leaders in Co-creation?

    Leaders in co-creation? is a piece of research undertaken by Dr Louise Govier, MLA Museums Clore Leadership Fellow 2008-9.

  • Recent Research Funding Awards

    Read our case studies to get a taste of some of the amazing research that happens in the School of Museum Studies.

  • Television Studies

    Module code: MS2017 This module examines and explores the popular medium of television from different critical perspectives, incorporating analysis of television content, forms, formats and viewer practices.

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