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  • Research degrees

    The Victorian Studies Centre at Leicester has a lively community of doctoral students, who register with the department most connected with their research topic (English, History or History of Art).

  • Human Rights and Human Wrongs: Core Principles

    Module code: LW7085 This module will introduce you to some of the core principles of international human rights law in order to demonstrate the nature of the substantive protection of human rights.

  • Research degrees

    Academics in American Studies at the University of Leicester are research-active and specialists in their areas. Find out more about studying a PhD or MPhil in American Studies: discover our research interests, find a supervisor and learn about funding opportunities.

  • Students offered HeadStart on University life

    Students heading to Leicester in 2021 are being invited to get a HeadStart on their University experience with online resources designed to help them settle into student life.

  • Recognising the support needs of victims

    Learn about our report on recognising the support needs of victims - a piece of research conducted by the University of Leicester's Centre for Hate Studies. The research examined the specialist support needs of hate crime victims in Hertfordshire.

  • Alice Munro, Canadian ‘Master’ of the Short Story

    Alice Munro wins Nobel Prize for Literature, 2013

  • Resources

    Explore online resources on Evelyn Waugh. The University of Leicester has collated online collections, archived catalogues and the best Waugh websites around. Discover more about Waugh.

  • Sociology with Criminology BA

    Explore crime and society with Leicester’s Sociology with Criminology BA – a flexible, research-led degree taught by leading UK academics.

  • Mathematics and its Impact on Society

    Module code: MA1257 This module explores the relationship between mathematics and society through a series of case studies detailing particular examples of areas of mathematics that were developed to meet specific needs of society.

  • A Scholarly Edition of Richard Baxters Reliquiae Baxterianae

    AHRC Research Grant September 2011-August 2014 Professor John Coffey Richard Baxter’s 800-page folio Reliquiae Baxterianae (1696) is an unrivalled primary source for early modern historical, ecclesiastical, cultural and literary studies.

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