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  • Undergraduate courses

    We are one of the largest history departments in the UK.

  • Anne Marie Williamson

    The academic profile of Dr Anne Marie Williamson, Archivist at University of Leicester

  • Hannah Burden

    The academic profile of Miss Hannah Burden, Second year postgraduate researching Queen Victoria as a reader at University of Leicester

  • Research

    Modern Languages at the University of Leicester is research-led department committed to producing the highest quality scholarship. Find out more about our research expertise, covering a variety of chronological, cultural and geographical areas.

  • Biological Sciences (Neuroscience) BSc

    No computer is more powerful or complex than the human brain. And you’ll get to study the central role it plays in our nervous system – and what can happen when it goes wrong. This degree includes the option to change your specialism in your second year.

  • Research

    The Medieval Research Centre at the University of Leicester is home to innovative, wide-ranging and interdisciplinary research. The centre covers many disciplines such as Old and Middle English, the Crusades, and the genetic heritage of the Viking past.

  • New website highlights our local impact

    The University of Leicester contributes significantly to the city of Leicester, the surrounding county of Leicestershire and further afield.

  • National honour for community work by Leicester archaeologist

    An archaeologist at our University has received a national accolade for her community work. The Council for British Archaeology has announced this year’s winners of the Marsh Community Archaeology Awards.

  • Finalist positions for our University and College Court in local and national tourism hospitality awards

    Our University has been shortlisted in no less than nine categories for awards that recognise leading tourism and hospitality organisations, at both a local and national level.

  • Open minds

    The Open Minds education programme worked with young people aged from 7-18 years to introduce new audiences to Harewood.

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