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    Capital IQ See S&P Capital IQ CESifoWorking Papers Paper from the Centre for Economic Studies and Institute for Economic Research.

  • Pro Bono

    The Pro Bono Society at the University of Leicester offers law students the opportunity to apply their legal knowledge in a rewarding and charitable environment to a range of projects. The students gain valuable experience while also helping the community.

  • Nick Standen

    Noel Davies and Ian Forsythe write: Nick Standen, Professor of Physiology at the University of Leicester, died after a long illness on 2 April 2020 (born 8 December 1949).

  • 2023 Graduation: Celebrating more than 4,000 graduating students

    The University celebrates as over 3,000 students graduate at its summer 2023 graduation ceremonies.

  • Widening Participation programme puts aspiring law students in the dock

    Aspiring law students from non-privileged backgrounds were given the opportunity to view the inner workings of the legal system last week, thanks to a programme run by the University of Leicester and the Sutton Trust.

  • UK first heart operations using novel system at Leicester

    The UK’s first heart operations using a novel software platform to pinpoint the source of the heart condition have been carried out in Leicester thanks to research at the University.

  • Volunteer Vlad is honoured for giving his time to others

    A University of Leicester student has been recognised for his exceptional commitment to volunteering.

  • University statement on industrial action

    We are deeply disappointed that strike action by members of the Leicester University and College Union (UCU) will resume next week.

  • About

    The Centre for Media Futures is a hub for interdisciplinary research on media, communication, and society that draws upon the legacy of the University's Centre for Mass Communication Research to address the questions of today

  • AboutUs

    Leicester probably started as a Celtic settlement. It was the capital of the local Celtic tribe, the Coriletavi. The Romans invaded Britain in 43 AD and they captured Leicestershire by 47 AD. The Romans built a fort at Leicester in 48 AD.

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