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  • Trial success for less invasive life-saving cardiac procedure

    A nationwide study led by Leicester academics has shown that a less invasive procedure to treat a common heart problem is just as effective as open-heart surgery.

  • Molecules and Materials experts

    Meet the University of Leicester’s molecular research experts - leaders in biomedical science, drug discovery, and molecular innovation.

  • Oral history

    Learn more about the origins of oral history, its value in academia and how you could find out more about it.

  • International Sales Law

    Module code: LW7150 International sales of goods constitute an enormous volume of world trade, and are responsible for the movement of goods around the world.

  • International Sales Law

    Module code: LW7150 International sales of goods constitute an enormous volume of world trade, and are responsible for the movement of goods around the world.

  • Researcher speaks at international conference in Pakistan on effects of expanding tourism on heritage sites

    Dr Ruth Young (pictured) from our School of Archaeology and Ancient History recently spoke at the 1st International Conference on Makli, in Sindh, Pakistan on how uncontrolled tourism can cause threats to heritage sites.

  • International Sales Law

    Module code: LW7150 International sales of goods constitute an enormous volume of world trade, and are responsible for the movement of goods around the world.

  • Leicester research making a big noise wins national award

    Scientists at the Centre for Environmental Health and Sustainability at University of Leicester receive a ‘Noise Oscar’

  • Women and girls in the pandemic

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on March 22, 2021 The Report on the UN Women Global Response to COVID-19  covers global, national and regional responses and includes information on social protection, economic protection and...

  • Publications

    Learn more about the publications produced by the academics and students in the Centre for English Local History.

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