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  • Reading Film

    Module code: HA1007  Reading Film is a first year survey module intended to introduce you to how we go about ‘reading’ (analysing, interpreting, understanding) film texts. The module is based on close readings of a range of different types of films.

  • Fellowship schemes

    Learn more about fellowship schemes within the Leicester Institute for Advanced Studies.

  • Leicester in the running for hat-trick of student-centered awards

    The University of Leicester has been shortlisted in three prestigious award categories based on student opinion.

  • Thick Translation of Chin Ping Mei by David Roy: Type, Function and Features

    Find out more about our event: Thick Translation of Chin Ping Mei by David Roy: Type, Function and Features, with speaker Professor Xiuying Wen.

  • English Language Teaching Unit

    Information on how to pay your fees and different ways of funding your studies, including information on scholarships and loans.

  • Career opportunities for Leicester’s China partnership graduates reach new highs, latest data shows

    Graduates of the University of Leicester’s partnership with Dalian University of Technology in China are finding career success across the world.

  • CancerStories project recruiting young people with cancer across the East Midlands

    An innovative project spearheaded by Professor Alex Mitchell from the Department of Cancer Studies is looking to recruit young people with cancer to share their stories via online video diaries.

  • Teaching and learning

    We offer a learning environment that is versatile and flexible. Find out about Major/Minor degrees, teaching and learning methods, learning support and studying abroad.

  • 65 Years of Space at Leicester

    The history of Space research at the University of Leicester

  • Infection models

    Infection models are a major component of the microbiology research at the University of Leicester and to the LeMID Centre's strategic aim of improving our understanding of how host pathogens cause disease.

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