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  • Biomedical Sciences MBiolSci

    This flexible, research-led degree builds strong foundations in molecular, cellular and physiological sciences, with hands-on laboratory training and options reflecting leading biomedical research.

  • College of Life Sciences

    Explore the archives of lectures delivered by the College of Life Sciences researchers from the University of Leicester.

  • Fiendish Friday Quiz

    An Evelyn Waugh quiz originally published in the Evelyn Waugh Newsletter, 1982

  • Leicester-led review shows around one in three hospital infections involve antimicrobial resistance

    A University of Leicester-led study shows that in hospital settings antimicrobial resistance is common and independently associated with a higher risk of death.

  • Towards an Evolutionary History of Penological Information in Modern Japan

    University of Leicester staff blogs convicts Japan carceral archipelago

  • Research shows national parliaments in the UK and the Netherlands host highest number of MPs of immigrant origin

    Key research findings about the political representation of citizens of immigrant origin (IO) in European national parliaments have been announced at an event in central London on Monday 15 February.

  • Mathew Morris BA MA ACIfA

    Learn more about our Project Officer of ULAS, Mathew Morris.

  • Facilities and services

    Browse the facilities, technologies, expertise and services we have available in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of Leicester.

  • World-leading empathy healthcare centre set to expand

    A Leicester centre which is pioneering medical education that creates compassionate doctors and nurses for the NHS is expanding its team

  • Expert opinions cover the Stoke byelection rocks and Indian banknotes

    Inès Hassen, Researcher at the Centre for Urban History and Teaching Fellow in French Studies, discusses how the cultural and economic history of Leicester serves as a beneficial reference in a world in need of hope.

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