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  • History with Classics

    Programme aims We are committed to History being taught as a lively, thought provoking subject, and to widening access to the teaching of Classics.

  • Air pollution

    The work of Dr Julie Morrissey and colleagues at the University of Leicester, involves the elucidation of how bacteria adapt to air pollution and metal stress, and how this has impact on bacterial survival in a host and in the environment, and drives antibiotic resistance.

  • On threats to freedom of expression in Hungary: blog post by cartoonist Gabor Papai

    A blog post written by cartoonsit Gabor Papai on freedom of expression in Hungary and during the Covid-19 pandemic

  • Principles of Ecology and Conservation Biology

    Module code: BS2065 In this module you will study the ecological principles behind the structure and function of land and freshwater ecosystems.

  • Completed PHDs 1983-1999

    1998 Alexandra Bounia - The nature of collecting in the Classical world: Collections and collectors, c.100 BCE - 100 CE.

  • International studies confirm positive effects of weight loss medicine for people with obesity-related heart failure

    The results of two studies, led by Professor Melanie Davies, Director of the NIHR Leicester BRC and Co-Director of the Leicester Diabetes Centre, using weight loss medication, semaglutide, have now been published

  • Contextual offers

    With our commitment to equal opportunities, a contextual offer means that Leicester will take into consideration contextual data in your application to fully understand your academic potential.

  • Human Resource Management BA

    Learn Human Resource (HR) skills for successfully managing people and organisations with this degree from Leicester’s School of Business.

  • Turkish Uppe-intermediate (Level 4)

    Turkish course for beginners at Leicester University

  • FeedSax - Feeding Anglo-Saxon England

    The University of Leicester's archaeology research collaboration with Oxford University, Feeding Anglo-Saxon England AKA Feedsax

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