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  • Academic provides national security briefing

    Dr Andrew Futter from the School of History, Politics and International Relations was recently invited to London to brief the UK National Security Secretariat at the Cabinet Office.

  • Science at Jupiter

    Find out more about the science at Jupiter at the University of Leicester.

  • Accretion Physics

    On the smallest scales, close binary systems containing black holes offer a highly tractable route to studying accretion processes such as disc formation and stability.

  • Stellar dynamics and dark matter

    Stellar dynamics, or the study of the motions of stars, is a powerful tool for understanding the Universe.

  • Facilities for students living at home

    Full access to the David Wilson Library, open 24hrs weekdays. Digital Reading Room. All the University sports facilities, on campus and out at Oadby.

  • ‘Paradigm shift’ in ventilation needed to combat virus spread

    Scientists from across fourteen different countries have today (Thursday) appealed to government for a ‘paradigm shift’ in improving indoor ventilation standards, as part of efforts to combat airborne COVID-19 virus transmission.

  • Cancer Molecular Biology and Therapeutics MSc

    Join a world-leading cancer research centre by studying Cancer Molecular Biology and Therapeutics MSc, to make a real contribution towards the future treatment of cancer.

  • Undergraduate courses

    Physics and Astronomy at the University of Leicester has one of the best staff-student ratios in the UK, a wide range of module choice, and the opportunity to be taught by academics who are passionately engaged in advancing their fields.

  • Student recruitment

    We are a proudly international University and we welcome students from the EU and around the world. We remain global in our outlook, internationally networked and an attractive destination for talented people.

  • Research identifies impact of teenage screen use

    Two thirds of children use more than one screen at the same time after school, in the evenings and at weekends as part of increasingly sedentary lifestyles, according to new research at the University of Leicester.

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