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  • Consulting and training

    If you need advice on new technologies or methods, or want to benefit from cutting-edge research, find out how the Department of Informatics at the University of Leicester can help you.

  • Leicester doctor reducing asthma admissions

    One of our academics has played a key role in a new national drive to reduce asthma deaths and hospital admissions.

  • Services for business

    See details of our range of consultancy and threat/risk advisory services. Consultancy services Details of our range of educational, training, and CPD courses.

  • Nagoya Protocol

    Every country has rights over the genetic resources that exist within its borders, including animals, plants and organisms.

  • What is distance learning?

    Our distance learning programmes offer a flexible way to study for a University of Leicester research degree wherever you are in the world.

  • Medical Research MSc (intercalated)

    The iMSc in Medical Research is a bespoke course that has been designed specifically for intercalating medical students, providing you with training in research methodologies as well as a yearlong research project, allowing you to put into practice the taught components of...

  • Epigenetics

    An introduction and details on epigenetics for a deeper understanding on genetics to a degree level.

  • Waging war on cultural terrorism

    Professor David Mattingly explores the importance of protecting archaeological heritage sites from cultural terrorism, and the efforts being undertaken to preserve and record in the Middle East and North Africa.

  • Methods of AI and Data Analytics

    The Methods of AI and Data Analytics Research Group focuses on advancing techniques for analysing, modelling, and interpreting complex data.

  • From Peking to Paris for SCAD research

    Paul Rivlin, a supporter of our University, is embarking on the five week Endurance Rally Association Challenge, driving a 1935 Alvis Silver Eagle from Peking to Paris to raise money towards Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) research at the University.

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