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  • House Hour

    Module code:MA7903 In this module you will be allocated into one of the four houses in the Department -Noether House, Gauss House, Newton House, or Euler House.

  • Drugs and Society

    Module code: SY3090 This module seeks to explore the core issues, debates and controversies surrounding the use of substances, commonly referred to by the pejorative term ‘drugs’, within contemporary society.

  • Working in the Creative Industries

    Module code: MS2005 The ‘Creative Industries’ are at the forefront of government strategies across the world for developing post-industrial economies, are seen as exciting places to work and regularly feature at the top of graduate employment destinations.

  • Drugs and Society

    Module code: SY3090 This module seeks to explore the core issues, debates and controversies surrounding the use of substances, commonly referred to by the pejorative term ‘drugs’, within contemporary society.

  • House Hour

    Module code:MA7903 In this module you will be allocated into one of the four houses in the Department -Noether House, Gauss House, Newton House, or Euler House.

  • MRC scientist at Leicester provides expert view

    A scientist based at our University has provided expert reaction to alternative for animals during toxicity testing.

  • Everybody Counts

    The Everybody Counts project aims to provide children aged 4 to 12 in the local community with imaginative educational materials to help improve their numeracy skills.

  • Parent and Public Advisory Group

    Are you interested in the health and wellbeing of babies and young children in Leicester and Leicestershire? Can you help us improve our work into the health of babies and young children?  Our team is trying to find out how different factors in the early life of babies...

  • Kylie

    Find out about Kylie's experience after completing her MSc Social Research at the University of Leicester.

  • Public lecture to explore genocide and reconciliation

    Genocide and reconciliation are subjects to be explored at an event on Thursday 2 March.

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