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  • History and Social Theory

    Module code: HS7303 During this module, you'll: Explore the key theoretical traditions that have influenced the writing of history in the twentieth century Gain an understanding of the influence of these theoretical traditions on the varieties of history that...

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    "So far, I've honestly had a lovely experience with using the dissection room at Leicester as it complements my learning in a more practical way.

  • Professional services staff

    Meet our professional and technical services staff in Cardiovascular Sciences at Leicester. Find out how to get in touch with them via telephone and email.

  • Sue Townsend’s Fan Mail

    Posted by Sarah Wood in Library Special Collections on January 24, 2019   Guest Post from Helen Ward, Library Assistant in Archives and Special Collections.

  • What will human rights laws look like after Brexit

    An upcoming event will see legal minds from academic institutions and public bodies join together to examine the future of human rights protection in a post-Brexit future.

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    3 steps to aid your job search  Step 1 Set up job alerts on LinkedIn. You may find the guidance on the LinkedIn job alerts page helpful. Step 2 Let recruiters know you’re looking for work. You may find the 'open to work' page helpful.

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    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

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    University of Leicester's Centre for Hate Studies has published a report on anti-LGBTI hate crime in Poland.

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