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  • Starting with the data

    problem-based teaching of data analysis with R and the tidyverse

  • Bowmer + Kirkland appointed as constructors of Space Park Leicester

    The University of Leicester is delighted to announce Bowmer + Kirkland (B+K) have been appointed to construct Phase 1 of Space Park Leicester.

  • Practitioner Research Methods

    Module code: ED7430 This module will provide the foundation for your professional enquiry dissertation in the following year. You will explore approaches to conducting small scale research.

  • Practitioner Research Methods

    Module code: ED7430 This module will provide the foundation for your professional enquiry dissertation in the following year. You will explore approaches to conducting small scale research.

  • Geographical Visualisation

    Module code: GY7027 This module will provide you with a basic understanding of the issues underlying visualisation in GIScience. We will cover material from traditional cartographic perspectives in addition to more recent web-based, mobile and 3D representations.

  • Practitioner Research Methods

    Module code: ED7430 This module will provide the foundation for your professional enquiry dissertation in the following year. You will explore approaches to conducting small scale research.

  • New poll reveals 8 out of 10 students rate university ‘learning experience’ as most important

    New research commissioned by the University of Leicester has revealed how post-COVID, ‘learning experience’ matters most to students (82%), followed by ‘gaining independence’ (78%), green open spaces (78%), and mental health and wellbeing (64%).

  • What is graduation?

    Your Graduation Ceremony is an opportunity to mark your achievements and acknowledge your hard work after your studies with the University of Leicester.

  • Dora's Story 2: Moving to Postwar Britain

    Moving to Postwar Britain, offers a way in to Dora's life story through a series of ten extracts from the original interview.

  • Forensics course explores how science helps police to solve crimes

    A popular free course offered by our University showcasing how police use forensic science to solve crimes will be running for its fourth time starting from 3 October 2016.

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