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  • Advancement Office opportunities for current students

    Opportunities for current University of Leicester students to work with the Advancement Office on initiatives intended to benefit students and engage our global community of alumni with the University.

  • Order and Disorder: International Relations from 1989 to the Present

    Module code: PL1016 1989 was the year that changed the world. Democracy returned to Brazil, mass political protest in China was violently suppressed, and South Africa began the process of moving away from apartheid.

  • Order and Disorder: International Relations from 1989 to the Present

    Module code: PL1016 1989 was the year that changed the world. Democracy returned to Brazil, mass political protest in China was violently suppressed, and South Africa began the process of moving away from apartheid.

  • Order and Disorder: International Relations from 1989 to the Present

    Module code: PL1016 1989 was the year that changed the world. Democracy returned to Brazil, mass political protest in China was violently suppressed, and South Africa began the process of moving away from apartheid.

  • Pioneering research and innovation through the Nairobi Alliance

    An innovative research partnership with the potential to transform lives and support communities across the world has been launched.

  • English for Global and Professional Communication

    Improve your English language skills at the University of Leicester. Join English for Global and Professional Communication for two weeks in July 2026.

  • Local schoolchildren to board a steam train in the name of science

    Schoolchildren from the East Midlands will be jumping on board a steam train on Friday 13 March to perform a classic science experiment as part of a University project organised by Dr Emma Chung from the Department of Cardiovascular Sciences to mark the first day of...

  • Available Vectors

    list of available vectors

  • Leicester space artist to embark on inspirational research project

    Space artist Matt Turner will be visiting NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and Johnson Space Center USA to develop new artworks to be exhibited at Space Park Leicester.

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