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  • Undergraduate courses

    As an undergraduate LLB student at Leicester Law School, you will study the foundations of legal knowledge needed for becoming a lawyer, as well as develop a range of valuable skills that will prepare you for life beyond university.

  • Evelyn Waugh project will be ‘one of the great monuments of twenty-first century literary scholarship’

    Praise from Times Literary Supplement for University of Leicester project to publish novelist Evelyn Waugh's entire output.

  • Finance BSc

    On Leicester's BSc Finance degree you will learn the main theories, concepts, and practices related to finance, as well as appreciate fundamental concepts in related disciplines.

  • Finance BSc

    On Leicester's BSc Finance degree you will learn the main theories, concepts, and practices related to finance, as well as appreciate fundamental concepts in related disciplines.

  • Business Computing BSc

    Develop the skills to thrive at the intersection of business and technology. This degree combines marketing, management and entrepreneurship with computing, data and AI to prepare you for careers in digital innovation, business analysis and the future of work.

  • English Literature MA

    Pre-1800 classic English literature, or 21st century game changers? This MA allows you to focus on areas that pique your interest most, discover new ones, and sharpen your independent research skills to an advanced level.

  • Managing Data Analysis and Application CPD

    Apply Course Qualification       Duration Start dates Availability Managing Data Analysis and Application CPD 6 months...

  • Stephen Dunne

    Lecturer in Social Theory and Consumption

  • What happens when the cash disappears?

    Posted by Martin Parker in School of Business Blog on February 17, 2017   ULSB PhD student Secki Jose explores the paradoxical effects of India’s recent decision to get rid of some of its banknotes to combat corruption. Secki can be emailed on spj15@le.ac.uk.

  • International team put single molecules in super-fridge

    An international team of researchers led by our University has for the first time observed how a single two-atom-large molecule rotates in the coldest liquid known in nature.

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