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  • Leicestershire employers learn best practice at environmental pollution event

    Leicestershire industry and business leaders learnt about the increasing danger of everyday atmospheric pollution at a University of Leicester event.

  • College House

    College House was built in 1872, and is perhaps most famous for being the childhood home of Sir David and Richard Attenborough. Find out more about its history.

  • Family court process in child arrangement cases in line for major overhaul following ‘Harm Panel’ report

    Research has found ‘deep-seated and systemic problems’ with the way that family courts in England and Wales respond to allegations of domestic abuse in child arrangement proceedings.

  • Leicester’s Graduate City project up for national award

    A pioneering work experience project designed to match skilled students with Leicester businesses has been shortlisted for a major national award.

  • Strategic Financial Management

    Module code: AF7060 Strategic Financial Management offers a comprehensive exploration of the key concepts, tools, and strategic decisions that shape modern finance. It equips you with key theoretical knowledge and analytical skills to support corporate finance decision-making.

  • Meet the team

    Meet the team behind the ageing and reading studies at the University of Leicester.

  • Transforming scholarship

    The Centre for Hate Studies is renowned for undertaking pioneering and transformative research.

  • Meningitis

    At the University of Leicester, LeMID researchers are studying meningitis with specific regards for Neisseria meningitidis and Streptococcus pneumoniae.

  • People

    Programme leadership team Martin Tobin Programme Director and Theme 2 Lead As the first person in my family to go to university, I found Leicester Medical School to be a diverse, welcoming and caring environment.

  • Revivalism and Heritage

    Module code: HA2435 This module examines the variety of ways in which the national past was perceived and interpreted through 18th and 19th century art and architecture.

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