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  • Wellcome Trust open access policy

    Wellcome Trust open access policy

  • Supporting teaching in Special Collections

    Posted by Simon Dixon in Library Special Collections on December 18, 2014 Supporting academic colleagues with teaching is an important part of our work in Special Collections.

  • Taken-for-granted metaphors in HE and the messages they convey – University of Leicester

    The 'Learning Outcomes Project' at the University of Leicester. Taken-for-granted metaphors in HE and the messages they convey.

  • Leicester pays tribute to David Attenborough on his 90th birthday

    The University is sending Sir David Attenborough a special birthday message on the eve of his milestone 90th birthday on Sunday 8 May.

  • Leicester team to compete in University Challenge

    Four talented students from the our University are going to show Paxman what they’re made of in an upcoming episode of University Challenge.

  • Leicester Professor wins East Midlands Womens Award

    Professor Turi King (pictured) has been awarded the East Midlands Women’s Awards for Outstanding Woman in Stem at a prestigious ceremony on 20 October 2017.

  • Zhao Junwei

    The University has learned with sadness of the death of one of our postgraduate students, Zhao Junwei.

  • Electromagnetic Fields

    Module code: PA2240 Maxwell’s equations describe a unified theory of the electric and magnetic fields. In this module you will build on what you have studied in year 1 to deepen your understanding of the meaning and application of Maxwell’s equations.

  • Electromagnetic Fields

    Module code: PA2240 Maxwell’s equations describe a unified theory of the electric and magnetic fields. In this module you will build on what you have studied in year 1 to deepen your understanding of the meaning and application of Maxwell’s equations.

  • Britishness and diverse communities in a post-Brexit world

    Lord Parekh to discuss the crisis of British identity for University of Leicester public lecture on 1 November

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