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  • Services for business

    We offer consultancy and expertise, bespoke or in-house courses in a range of health-related disciplines, supported by world-class research and underpinned by hands-on experience.

  • The cultural value of engaging with museums and galleries

    A critical review of the existing body of research in the UK about the value of visiting museums and galleries.

  • Social media and health

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on May 22, 2017 The most recent study by Royal Society for Public Health found in a survey of social media that Instagram was recorded as having the most negative impact on the mental well being of young...

  • Financial Economics and Banking BSc

    At Leicester’s School of Business you’ll study a broad range of topics across banking and finance and learn to apply economic theory in financial contexts.

  • New lecture series to explore Leicesters planning story

    A new series of public lectures that will explore the urban development, history and architecture of Leicester will launch later this month.

  • Dr Calvin Jephcote

    Lecturer in Exposure Science cj191@leicester.ac.uk Dr Calvin Jephcote is a Lecturer in Exposure Science at the University of Leicester and Course Director for the MSc Data Science (Geospatial) and MSc Data Science (Satellite) programmes.

  • About the Institute

    Learn more about the Institute for Policy and the people who work within it.

  • University of Leicester to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

    The University of Leicester and Leicester Museums and Galleries have teamed up to produce a programme of events for Holocaust Memorial Day.

  • Attenborough Arts Centre to host SEND Arts and Education Symposium

    Read more about Attenborough Arts Centre's upcoming SEND Symposium showcasing its award-winning SENsory Atelier programme.

  • BILNAS Archive

    The British Institute for Libyan and Northern African Studies archive information and visiting information

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