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  • Postgraduate research

    Find a PhD, discover our graduate school the Doctoral College and how we support researchers.

  • Migration - coming to Leicester

    Migration: Coming to Leicester is intended to help students think about the different communities who live in Britain today. The oral history material has been drawn from collections held at the East Midlands Oral History Archive at the University of Leicester.

  • Best-selling writer heading to Attenborough Arts Centre

    After a run of sold out shows up and down the UK, Hollie McNish will be at Attenborough Arts Centre to talk about her brand-new book, Lobster and other things I'm learning to love

  • English with Creative Writing BA

    Learn how to analyse novels, plays and poems - and how to write your own - in Leicester’s dynamic English and Creative Writing degree.

  • Centre for European Law and Internationalisation

    The University of Leicester's Centre for European Law and Internationalisation (CELI) is dedicated to those with an interest in the fields of all aspects of European law in the widest sense and in trends of internationalisation.

  • Victorian Perspectives

    Module code: EN7000 This module will introduce you to key themes and perspectives within a variety of social and cultural issues pertinent to the Victorian period.

  • Heritage and Culture

    From arts and culture to life-changing global events, our researchers examine what has shaped our society as we know it.

  • Our research experts

    Join us in world-changing research at the University of Leicester. Our diverse community tackles critical issues from viruses to social justice. Be part of a vibrant, inclusive environment.

  • Dr Maria Touri

    The academic profile of Dr Maria Touri, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Victorian Perspectives

    Module code: EN7000 This module will introduce you to key themes and perspectives within a variety of social and cultural issues pertinent to the Victorian period.

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