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  • University thanks legacy donors and their families for their generous support

    A special event has taken place to thank supporters and their families for pledging to leave a gift in their will.

  • Digging for Britain: Leicester Archaeology projects to feature on BBC

    Projects led by Leicester archaeologists are to be showcased on the new series of BBC TWO’s primetime TV series Digging for Britain in the New Year.

  • Welcome aboard the future of the UK space industry!

    The University of Leicester is supporting the future of the UK’s space industry after helping to develop the standard for a new Space Engineering Technician apprenticeship – the very first of its kind to receive Government approval.

  • Students at Leicester encouraged to register for EU referendum

    The University and our Students’ Union have spearheaded campaigns to highlight the importance of students registering to vote for the EU referendum.

  • Suggested reading

    During your first year at Leicester, you’ll study modules that will introduce you to the four fundamental areas of English – prose, poetry, drama and academic writing – as well as the skills and methodologies appropriate to each.

  • Leicester academic provides expert comment on Gosport hospital report

    Professor Richard Baker, Emeritus Professor from our Department of Health Sciences, featured extensively in the national media last week following the publication of the report of the Gosport Independent Panel.

  • New programme announced for UKs largest archaeology festival

    The programme for this year’s Festival of Leicestershire and Rutland Archaeology, which is supported by the University of Leicester, has been announced.

  • Performance to explore former Russian spy murder mystery

    The public inquiry about the mysterious circumstances of Alexander Litvinenko’s death has begun eight years after the former Russian spy was poisoned with a cup of tea in London in 2006.

  • Local children enjoy Making Money in new project

    Hundreds of local children have been drawing their own £100 notes, and thousands of these brilliant designs will be on display in the Knoll House on 5 and 6 March, coinciding with the second of the Botanic Garden’s Crocus Sundays.

  • Approaches to nuclear warfighting

    A new study by a University academic argues that current passive and static conceptualizations of Chinese approaches to nuclear and conventional deterrence are no longer appropriate.

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