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  • Why study Politics at Leicester?

    Find out why you should study Politics at Leicester. Enjoy the benefits of internationally-recognised research, stimulating teaching, great employability and careers opportunities, and the chance to study abroad.

  • John and Lucille van Geest biomarker facility

    The John and Lucille van Geest Biomarker facility was established in 2013 thanks to a generous £2.5 million donation from the John and Lucille van Geest Foundation.

  • Diet and pregnancy case study

    Epigenetics, diet and pregnancy is a complex topic, but we've got the relevant resources to aid your learning.

  • Pharmacists based within care homes make them safer for residents, research shows

    Research by the University of Leicester has shown that basing pharmacies in care homes makes them safer for residents.

  • Nikon microscope 3

    Find out more about the Nikon microscope 3 that is housed in the Advanced Imaging Facility.

  • Study finds ethnicity, mental health and age predict NHS workers’ plans to quit

    Around 43 per cent of NHS workers who took part in a recent study have considered leaving their role or taking early retirement.

  • New app to help with real time crime scene reporting across borders

    A revolutionary app that allows scene of crime officers to record evidence centrally in real time, thus speeding up crime scene investigations, has been celebrated at a flagship innovation event.

  • Socially purposeful organisations

    RCMG has powerfully shaped the way we understand the social roles, potentials and responsibilities of museums, galleries and heritage sites.

  • Fabian Frenzel

    Lecturer in the Political Economy of Organisation.

  • Research offers reassurance over multiple artery procedures for heart attack victims

    A new study led by Dr Gerry McCann, NIHR Career Development Fellow from the University and Leicester's Hospitals, has examined the effects on the heart of treating multiple narrowed arteries - rather than just one – at the time of a heart attack.

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