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  • Making a box for the Grant of Arms

    Apertures are cut for the seals. Image: Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland.

  • MS237/1/28

    MS237/1/28sellotape has yellowed and stained the pages. Image: Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland.

  • Record of donation by Capt. & Mrs. T. Smithies Taylor in memory of their son (ULA P/AR1)

    Record of donation by Capt. & Mrs. T. Smithies Taylor in memory of their son (ULA P/AR1)

  • Completed PHDs 1983-1999

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

  • Study

    We offer excellent opportunities for learning and research in the field of translation and interpreting, with options including our Translation Studies MA, our Advanced Translation Studies Summer School, and Translation and Interpreting Studies PhD and MPhil research degrees.

  • Postgraduate study

    English at the University of Leicester has a thriving postgraduate presence at both MA and PhD Level. We have a vibrant research culture at PhD level, encompassing Literature, Linguistics and Creative Writing. Find out more about our courses.

  • Library Special Collections: Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester: Page 8

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • Exploring menopause through collections 

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on October 13, 2023 E xploring menopause through collections   A Wellcome webinar/online discussion about how to explore museum collections in ways that are creative.

  • Showcasing Leicester

    SHOWCASING LEICESTER’S CULTURAL HERITAGE Highfields Community Centre ‘Highfields, the last 50 years!’

  • Introduction to Spanish and Latin American Studies

    Module code: SP1022 This module will give you a broad understanding of some of the key historical turning points in the Hispanic world, from the arrival of the Spanish to the Americas in the late fifteenth century to the present.

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