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  • Yan Ying

    The academic profile of Dr Yan Ying, Associate Professor at the University of Leicester

  • Autonomy in the Workplace

    Posted by Martin Coffey in Postgraduate Researcher Careers on September 7, 2016 The life of a student, be it undergraduate or postgraduate, is often seen as one where the individual has significant autonomy in there day to day activities.

  • The Importance of Authenticity – University of Leicester

    Discusses the concept of authenticity in relation to food and alcohol studies scholarship; the role of time, history, the past and temporal categories in analysing authenticity in relation to food and drink

  • Magnetic Resonance Measurements of Myocardial Function and Pathophysiology

    We have an extremely vibrant research portfolio using Cardiovascular MRI (CMR) led by Gerry McCann.  Projects have been funded by the MRC, BHF and NIHR through central grants and the NIHR Leicester Cardiovascular BRU.

  • Population Health Sciences

    Find your research degree supervisor in Population Health Sciences at Leicester.

  • Henrietta O’Connor appointed Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor

    Professor Henrietta O’Connor has been appointed Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor for the University of Leicester.

  • Dr Winfred Onyas

    The academic profile of Dr Winfred Onyas, Associate Professor in Marketing at University of Leicester

  • People

    Browse the academic staff who work in Film Studies at the University of Leicester.

  • Management of Complex and Long-term Conditions in Adult Nursing

    Module code: NU3015 (double module) Nurses undertake an important role in meeting the health needs of adults living with complex and long-term conditions – these nurse/patient relationships are long-lasting and trusting.

  • Management of Complex and Long-term Conditions in Children's Nursing

    Module code: NU3115 (double module) Nurses undertake an important role in meeting the health needs of children and young people living with complex and long-term conditions – these nurse/patient relationships are long-lasting and trusting.

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