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  • Alumnuss new book envisions safe cities of the future

    Big data, technology and greenery working together can help bring about a safer future in cities, according to a new book co-authored by a Leicester graduate.

  • 2014 and 2013 statistics

    See the statistics relating to the animals used and bred in our research facility in 2014 and 2013.

  • Len Garrison MA Scholarship in Black British History

    Learn more about the Len Garrison MA Scholarship in Black British History, partnered with the Black Cultural Archive.

  • Silent witnesses: corals pinpoint the start of deforestation in Borneo

    University of Leicester scientists analyse the chemical composition of corals to spot the signs of deforestation, filling a huge gap in environmental data on deforestation impacting coastal ecosystems

  • I will always have a place in my heart for Leicester its academic influence and personal impact on how much I now believe in myself

    When it comes to making the most of your opportunities as a student, Eleanor Ferguson has done just that. This week, Eleanor will be graduating with a BA in History, but a degree isn’t the only thing that she will be taking away from her time at Leicester.

  • Gibraltar’s Economic Problems and the UK’s Role in Solving Them

    Posted by Chris Grocott in School of Business Blog on December 18, 2013   Dr.

  • JIST in the news

    See press cuttings about articles written by University of Leicester students for the Journal of Interdisciplinary Science Topics (JIST).

  • History

    Our courses cover a wide range of historical periods to help you better grasp how history is made, viewed and discussed.

  • Levelling up in the age of AI: why access is no longer enough

    A blog from Professor Dirk Schaefer, leader of the University of Leicester’s AI strategy.

  • Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day

    University of Leicester engineers Dr Jinning Zhang and Dr Emine Celiker speak on their experience in the discipline and the importance of more women working in science

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