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  • Markets, Risk and Corporate Reputation

    Module code: MN3180 This module explores how individuals and firms operate in various markets.  We focus on disruption, crisis, risk, harm and the way in which firms and companies navigate these.

  • The Archaeology of Colonialism in the Americas

    Module code: AR3085 Colonialism and its legacies structure the modern world today, both at home and further afield, responsible for inequalities in wealth and opportunity, attitudes to race and gender, configurations of power and knowledge.

  • Star Wars: A Cultural History

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  • Nick Everett

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

  • 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

  • Leicester PhD student to discuss science diplomacy at World Science Forum

    As part of her RCUK policy fellowship at the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST), Emmeline Ledgerwood (pictured), a postgraduate research student at the School of History, Politics and International Relations,  is representing POST at the World Science...

  • Leicester academic heads judging panel to land robot on the moon

    An academic from our University has been elected to Chair a judging panel in a global $30 million prize competition to land a robot on the moon.

  • Colombias worldleading approach to higher education and research affords opportunities for UK academics

    Professor Paul van Gardingen (pictured), Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor for International and Development Research at our University, was part of a delegation of academics working at institutions across the UK recently sent to Colombia to build research links in the Latin...

  • 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.

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