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  • Geology with Palaeontology MGeol

    Fossils. They already tell us so much about life. But in many ways, we’ve only just scratched the surface. Along with building your skills and knowledge in the scientific study of fossils, this degree is your gateway towards PhD research.

  • Alumni

    Access continuing support, including career development and employment support, for University of Leicester's alumni from refugee backgrounds and sanctuary scholars.

  • Carceral Archipelago: Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester: Page 2

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • University of Leicester experts appointed to prestigious panel on harassment

    The University of Leicester’s incoming Vice-Chancellor Professor Nishan Canagarajah and leading expert on hate crime Dr Stevie-Jade Hardy will sit on an elite board to tackle racial harassment in higher education.

  • Female genital mutilation seeking alternative rites of passage

    The potential of a method of replacing female genital mutilation as an initiation into womanhood with culturally sensitive alternatives is to be explored.

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  • Outreach

    Staff in English at the University of Leicester are committed to presenting their work outside Higher Education, and to discussing research ideas beyond the university. Find out about our talks, events, public readings, local education projects and more.

  • Why do I need an archaeologist?

    You may not know in which circumstances you may need an archaeologist. Find out if you need any of the services offered by ULAS.

  • Bullying and Discrimination accounts for 37% additional NHS mental health worker sick-leave

    Posted by Stephen Wood in School of Business Blog on November 25, 2015 Professor of Management at the School, Stephen Wood , presents some of the findings – and methodology – from the National Survey of Staff Morale amongst Mental Health Staff 2013’s Francis report on the...

  • Melanie Simms

    Professor of Work and Employment.

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