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  • Clivedon House

    Clivedon House is a converted house located on Manor Road. It’s in a great location at the centre of The Village, just across the road from The Village Reception.

  • Study abroad privacy notice

    Learn more about how the Future Students Office handles your data as an applicant or participant of the Study Abroad or Erasmus programmes at Leicester,

  • Mandatory training

    Mandatory training is training that all colleagues must undertake because of its practical relevance to them as University employees/workers and as a key part of the University fulfilling its legal and/or compliance obligations.

  • How science got women wrong explored by award-winning science journalist

    The long history of gender bias in science research and the work being done to correct it will be explored in a talk by award-winning science journalist Angela Saini (pictured).

  • Leicester launches HeForShes GetFree Tour

    Following UN Women’s announcement, the University is to be the launchpad for the inaugural HeForShe #GetFree Tour to campus for a vital discussion on the importance of gender equality on Tuesday 29 September.

  • Support our research

    Support Leicester’s world-leading IgAN research - fund posts, fellowships, labs and breakthroughs that bring us closer to a cure for kidney disease.

  • Professor James Devlin appointed Dean of School of Business

    The University of Leicester is pleased to announce that Professor James Devlin has been appointed to the role leading the University of Leicester School of Business.

  • Managing migration

    Dr Zovanga L. Kone discusses managed migration, and how migration improves global economies.

  • Leicester study highlights appeal of hybrid working to University staff

    Research at the University of Leicester has revealed the popularity of hybrid working amongst university staff.

  • Archaeologists create 3D interactive digital reconstruction of King Richard IIIs grave found under a car park

    Archaeologists who discovered and helped to identify the mortal remains of King Richard III have created a 3D interactive representation of the grave and the skeleton of the king under the car park.

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