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    Jacoby Online Collection of ancient Greek historic texts that were lost (except for fragments found in other sources).

  • Research resources

    The University of Leicester holds excellent research resources for medieval studies, such as the significant collection of manuscripts and rare books held in the University Library. Find out more about these available resources.

  • Digital Storytelling

    Module code: MS1006 Digital Storytelling has been designed to introduce you to aspects of both narrative and digital production.

  • Digital Storytelling

    Module code: MS1006 Digital Storytelling has been designed to introduce you to aspects of both narrative and digital production.

  • Digital Storytelling

    Module code: MS2108 Digital Storytelling has been designed to introduce you to aspects of both narrative and digital production.

  • Digital Storytelling

    Module code: MS1006 Digital Storytelling has been designed to introduce you to aspects of both narrative and digital production.

  • Recognition

    6-12 months Support for Technical staff to achievetheir professional registration Continue to promote reward andrecognition scheme widely in theUniversity via workshops andcommunication events. Commitment to funding of around £10K per year.

  • Leicester expert provides research to House of Commons on homophobia in sport

    A University expert from the Department of Media, Communications and Sociology has given evidence to a House of Commons Select Committee as part of efforts to address homophobia in sport.

  • Leicester academic acknowledged by UN for contributions to peace and inclusivity

    Dr Sarah Jane Fox has been recognised for her work on using drones for peaceful purposes.

  • Archaeological findings in Leicestershire provide further understanding of Dark Ages life

    The excavation of one of the largest-known early Anglo-Saxon settlements in the country has been published by University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS).

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