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  • New Years Honours University links

    Members of our University have again been recognised in The Queen’s New Year’s Honours. Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys, who discovered genetic fingerprinting at this University, has been has been appointed as a Companion of Honour (CH).

  • People

    Meet the staff who work across campus to help the University be a more sustainable and socially aware institution. For general enquiries, please contact sustainable@le.ac.uk.

  • Areas of research

    Explore the Centre for Exoplanet Research at the University of Leicester.

  • The Hellenistic World

    Module code: AH3701 In many ways, the Hellenistic World is the most Greek of all periods – with spectacular architecture, widespread democratic institutions, and cosmopolitan culture.

  • The Hellenistic World

    Module code: AH3701 In many ways, the Hellenistic World is the most Greek of all periods – with spectacular architecture, widespread democratic institutions, and cosmopolitan culture.

  • Smoke-free campus campaign

    Being a considerate smoker Life on campus is a life for all. Our campus is a place for everyone to enjoy.

  • Leicester passes 4 million readers milestone on The Conversation

    Academics from across our University have collectively captured the imagination of over 4 million readers through nearly 230 articles written for The Conversation - setting a new milestone for Leicester in delivering expert opinion...

  • 1 million investment in Informatics to enhance Big Data offer to science and business

    A £1 million investment into the Department of Informatics at our University will develop capacity to work on Big Data with business and industry.

  • Sensing technology study identifies trees affected by deadly larch disease

    Researchers from our University have used remote sensing technology by Leicestershire-based aerial mapping company Bluesky in order to identify trees affected by a destructive disease.

  • How sexual violence in conflict can be combatted through new forensic DNA collecting methods

    Dr Lisa Smith (pictured) from the Department of Criminology has launched a new project to investigate alternative ways of collecting DNA evidence from victims of sexual violence in conflict zones and displaced communities, including refugee camps.

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