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  • Leicester makes top 20 for UK global health research

    Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM) and Medsin-UK has launched the first UK University Global Health Research League Table in the Houses of Parliament - and the University of Leicester is included in the top 20 UK institutions.

  • University of Leicester history expert to judge non-fiction book prize

    A Professor of History from the University of Leicester has been appointed to the judging panel of this year's PEN Hessell-Tiltman Prize.

  • The forerunners of Leicester City FC

    Leicester City Football Club's outstanding performance in the Premier League has taken the world by storm, making Leicester one of only six teams to win.

  • Centre for Critical and Creative Geographies

    Our research in the Centre for Critical and Creative Geographies employs creative methods to recognise people's affective engagements with space, place and environments, and how these connect to political governance and contestations.

  • Introduction to Molecular Techniques

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  • Introduction to Molecular Techniques

    Module code: MB7008 High-value hands-on training. This module provides in-depth practical training on modern laboratory equipment in the first term using real-world workflows and modern techniques.

  • Introduction to Molecular Techniques

    Module code: MB7008 High-value hands-on training. This module provides in-depth practical training on modern laboratory equipment in the first term using real-world workflows and modern techniques.

  • Programme

    All activities are in the Students' Union (Percy Gee Building) unless otherwise stated, running from 1200-1600 (Full access guide.) Drop-in sessions Leather working demonstrations and activities with Watermead Leather.

  • PGR Careers blog University of Leicester

    PGR Careers blog from the University of Leicester

  • History on the Box project sees students analyse and discuss TV and radio programmes from the past

    A new blog launched in the School of History sees postgraduate students analyse and discuss TV and radio programmes from the past.

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