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  • Research

    With substantial funding from government and industrial sponsors, research interests at the University of Leicester's Department of Chemistry are multidisciplinary and diverse. Find out about our research areas.

  • About Leicester Law School

    Leicester Law School has been part of the University of Leicester since 1965. We are one of the largest law schools in the UK, able to offer a range of modules informed by the latest research.

  • Find a person

    The People app in Office 365 allows you to find contact details for staff and students. You can access this on any device or modern browser: Go to office365.le.ac.

  • Nick Everett

    The academic profile of Mr Nick Everett, Associate Professor in American Literature & Creative Writing at University of Leicester

  • Alumni Chapters

    Alumni chapters are social and/or professional networking groups organised by and for University of Leicester alumni.

  • Isobel Whitelegg

    The academic profile of Dr Isobel Whitelegg, Associate Professor ( Art History; Museum Studies) University of Leicester

  • Chandrima Roy

    The academic profile of Dr Chandrima Roy, Lecturer, School of Management at University of Leicester

  • Our academics present at British Science Festival

    Researchers have revealed a revolutionary DNA swab they predict will increase prosecutions of sexual violence perpetrators on a global scale.

  • Leicester professor judges space travel competition

    Professor Alan Wells, Emeritus Professor and Founding Director of the University’s Space Research Centre is playing a lead role in a global multi-million pound prize competition - Google Lunar XPRIZE - to land a robot on the moon.

  • Expert in infectious diseases to call for research improvements during epidemics

    The research response to epidemics has been slow and our attitude to carrying out research in the midst of infectious disease outbreaks needs to change, an expert in infectious diseases will argue at a lecture on 18 November.

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