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  • Tammy Ayres

    The academic profile of Dr Tammy Ayres, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Introduction to Radio Systems

    Module code: EG3212 This module will teach you the theory of electromagnetic wave propagation and how to apply this to the design of radio communication systems, including designing to improve signal quality and selecting appropriate antennas to maximise radio...

  • Introduction to Radio Systems

    Module code: EG3212 This module will teach you the theory of electromagnetic wave propagation and how to apply this to the design of radio communication systems, including designing to improve signal quality and selecting appropriate antennas to maximise radio...

  • Contact us

    See how you can get in touch with the Accommodation Office at the University of Leicester.

  • Introduction to Radio Systems

    Module code: EG3212 This module will teach you the theory of electromagnetic wave propagation and how to apply this to the design of radio communication systems, including designing to improve signal quality and selecting appropriate antennas to maximise radio...

  • Contact us

    See how to get in touch with the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities by email, telephone, social media, or by visiting us in person.

  • About History at Leicester

    History at Leicester has long been recognised as a leader in the discipline for both teaching and research. History has been taught at Leicester for almost a century, ever since the University was founded in 1921. Find out more.

  • Safeguarding policy statement

    View the University of Leicester's Chaplaincy teams safeguarding policy statement.

  • Singapore

    We welcome students from Singapore. Find out about entry requirements, the Singaporean student community and other country-specific information.

  • The Muslim veil: a symbol of terror?

    Read the article "The Muslim veil: a symbol of terror?" This is part of the Social Worlds project at the University of Leicester.

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