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  • Literature

    Explore literature related to the Crossing Boundaries project and explore other associated resources.

  • Teaching and learning with iPads - guides for instructors

    Creating a unit workbook for use on iPads Using and linking to University Library resources (ClinicalKey, Lippincott, and others) Participoll for live voting and polling in class E-Assessment Top Hat for in-class polling and out-of-class quizzes ...

  • George Lewis

    Information and contact details for Professor George Lewis, Professor of American History at the University of Leicester.

  • Making UK fashion more ethical

    Dr Nik Hammer’s research into unauthorised subcontracting and employment practices in UK apparel manufacturing has led to improvements in the supply chain practices of UK high street fashion retailers.

  • Amal Sethi

    The academic profile of Dr Amal Sethi, Lecturer at University of Leicester

  • Our work in the community

    See how we're engaging with our local community to change lives for the better.

  • Un Americans: Ideological Dissent, Patriotic Subversion and Isolating the "Other" in the USA

    British Academy Research Development Award (£111,404) July 2009 - June 2012 Dr George Lewis When supporters of Sarah Palin decried Barack Obama as "un-American" during the 2008 presidential elections, they were drawing upon a history as old as the United States...

  • Portugal

    We welcome students from Portugal. Find out about entry requirements, the Portuguese student community and other country-specific information.

  • Festival archive

    Check out previous Literary Leicester events

  • Ultrasound could improve early detection of vascular diseases

    Ultrasound could improve early detection of vascular diseases Ultrasound could improve early detection of vascular diseases 1594|Ultrasound conducted before a patient develops symptoms could improve early detection of diseases in blood vessels, Leicester researchers have shown.

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