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  • Andrew Dunn: Page 143

    Academic Librarian.

  • Information for local residents

    Information for local residents on living with our student community. Most of our students living in residential areas across the city have good relationships with their neighbours and community.

  • Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms

    Description of a research project and exhibition on the history of Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. Early medieval history.

  • University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust to host new NIHR Regional Research Delivery Network

    The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has announced that a new National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Research Delivery Network (RDN) will commence in 2024 to support the successful delivery of health and social care research in England.

  • Bake Off host will make for Quite Interesting graduation

    Those bowled over by Bake-Off this year will find plenty to celebrate at our graduation ceremonies this summer.

  • Archaeology and Ancient History

    Archaeology and Ancient History at Leicester is home to a world-class, international team of scholars engaged in cutting-edge research and teaching.

  • Nikon microscope 3

    Find out more about the Nikon microscope 3 that is housed in the Advanced Imaging Facility.

  • Year abroad (optional)

    Geography at the University of Leicester offers a four year degree programme with a year abroad, available to students taking Geography BA, Human Geography BA, Geography BSc and Physical Geography BSc. Find out about how to apply and more.

  • Working together towards active inclusion within surgery

    Amardeep Sidki reflects on working together towards active inclusion within surgery, and changing local policy around the Sikh Kara bangle

  • Former Leicester astronomers recall how they discovered the source of the dazzling Geminids meteor shower

    The beautiful Geminids meteor shower is due to light up the heavens this weekend, but the source of the enigmatic cosmic display had eluded stargazers for more than 120 years.

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