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  • Spring seminar series 2003

    Browse our 2003 spring seminar series in the Victorian Studies Centre.

  • Dr Emma Staniland

    The academic profile of Dr Emma Staniland, Lecturer in Spanish & Latin American Studies

  • Chris Bayliss

    The academic profile of Professor Chris Bayliss, Professor of Bacterial Genetics at University of Leicester. Head of Division of Microbiology and Infection.

  • Greening Italy: Literature and the Environmental Imagination

    Module code: IT3143 This module explores how contemporary Italian writers, artists and filmmakers engage with place and with ecological and environmental issues as a means of reflecting on the present and imagining the future.

  • Greening Italy: Literature and the Environmental Imagination

    Module code: IT3143 This module explores how contemporary Italian writers, artists and filmmakers engage with place and with ecological and environmental issues as a means of reflecting on the present and imagining the future.

  • Greening Italy: Literature and the Environmental Imagination

    Module code: IT3143 This module explores how contemporary Italian writers, artists and filmmakers engage with place and with ecological and environmental issues as a means of reflecting on the present and imagining the future.

  • Business Economics with Foundation Year BSc

    If you would love to study business economics here at Leicester, but don’t quite have the entry requirements, this Foundation Year degree is your path to making it happen.

  • Academic publishes one of the best books of the year

    A book by University of Leicester academic Dr Kate Loveman has been cited among the best books of the year.

  • Career development

    We can support you to achieve your career ambitions. We provide PhD students opportunities and guidance to enhance your employability and increase your awareness of career opportunities, both within and outside academia.

  • Monkey to Man: The Evolution of the March of Progress Image out now

    One of the most iconic depictions of evolution, the “march of progress”, will be explored for the first time in a new book by a University of Leicester academic.

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