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  • Operating Department Practice BSc

    ODPs play a crucial role in a patient’s care – working alongside nurses, doctors and anaesthetists from the lead up to surgery right through to recovery. This degree covers all aspects of the job, setting you up for a career out in the field.

  • Nick Everett

    The academic profile of Mr Nick Everett, Associate Professor in American Literature & Creative Writing at University of Leicester

  • Scanning technology helps bring answers to Shoreham tragedy

    Cutting-edge scanning technology was used to help identify victims of the crash at the Shoreham Air Show.

  • Publications

    The Consumer and Essential Services Unit (CESU) provides links to resources which are useful for academic purposes.

  • Climate of the Future, the View from the Past

    Module code: GL4111 The Earth, its weather and its climate has been on a 4 billion year journey of climate change, which you'll explore during this module.

  • Climate of the Future, the View from the Past

    Module code: GL4111 The Earth, its weather and its climate has been on a 4 billion year journey of climate change, which you'll explore during this module.

  • Climate of the Future, the View from the Past

    Module code: GL4111 The Earth, its weather and its climate has been on a 4 billion year journey of climate change, which you'll explore during this module.

  • Hate Crime

    Module code: CR3010 Hate crimes are acts of violence and intimidation which are motivated by hostility or prejudice towards a person’s identity.

  • Stibbe Roman mosaic to go on public display for first time

    University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS) in partnership with BBC Radio Leicester are putting on public display the newly conserved ‘Stibbe’ Roman mosaic for the first time.

  • Whats the difference between margin trading and gambling

    Margin trading allows an individual to borrow money from a broker in order to take much larger positions in financial assets and therefore multiply the size of their gains and losses.

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