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  • The Leicester Hate Crime Project

    Find out more about the Leicester Hate Crime Project which uncovered new, ground-breaking insights into the forms of hate crime and their impact upon victims, families and communities.

  • First-ever University Challenge champs aim to bring trophy back to Leicester

    A team of University of Leicester students will be bidding to bring the BBC University Challenge trophy back to the East Midlands for the first time since 1963.

  • Germany

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

  • Urban History Resource Hub

    A American Geographical Society Library (AGSL) - library and map collection of the American Geographical Society (AGS) of New York. Includes several digital collections of importance to urban history.

  • Terms and conditions of your offer

    1. Terms and conditions of agreement relating to this offer 1.1 The full terms and conditions of your agreement with the University regarding the Offer are contained in the regulations made by the University’s Senate (Senate Regulations). 1.

  • Mary McIntosh (1936-2013)

    Mary McIntosh, a lecturer and influential sociologist, was a founding member of the Leicester Campaign for Racial Equality and involved in setting up the Gay Liberation Front.

  • Academic Skills for International Students

    A range of free modules, lectures and workshops developed together with academic departments to meet the needs of international students currently studying at the University of Leicester.

  • Neil Chakraborti

    Information and contact details for Professor Neil Chakraborti, Professor in Criminology at the University of Leicester.

  • Simon Vaughan

    The academic profile of Prof Simon Vaughan, Professor of Physics at University of Leicester

  • Glynne Williams

    Satisfied with a Bad Job? Posted by Glynne Williams in School of Business Blog on December 17, 2015 Unemployment stands at a seven year low.

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