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  • Kontakte and Other Stories

    Posted by Jonathan Taylor in School of English Blog on October 1, 2014 My short story collection, Kontakte and Other Stories , which was first published in July 2013, has now been republished by Roman Books in a new second edition.

  • Views sought on health and social care research

    People from ethnic minority backgrounds living in Leicestershire have the opportunity to shape the future of research into health and social care and reduce inequality thanks to a new study.

  • Cancer Research UK open access policy

    Cancer Research UK open access policy

  • Alumni working outside the legal profession

    Hear from multiple Leicester Law School graduates who have used their law degree from Leicester outside of the legal profession.

  • Prestigious award to School of Education academic working towards peace

    The leading role played by a University of Leicester academic working towards peace in the Korean Peninsula has been recognised with a prestigious award.

  • Let's Do Leicester

    Explore our award winning free sporting initiative Lets Do Leicester

  • Richard Float

    We have learned, with great sadness, of the death of Richard Float, who worked in the Estates Division for more than thirty years, as Assistant Bursar and then Bursar. Richard passed away on 7 October 2024, aged 91.

  • Vulnerability Studies Network

    The interdisciplinary Vulnerability Studies Network brings together early career scholars from the UK, Canada, and beyond to discuss how the term ‘vulnerability’ is used in different disciplinary and non-academic contexts.

  • Jane Austen: The Novels, their Contexts and their Adaptations

    Module code: EN3158 In this module you will be reading Jane Austen’s novels in their historical and literary contexts, as well as looking at modern screen adaptations.

  • Jane Austen: The Novels, their Contexts and their Adaptations

    Module code: EN3158 In this module you will be reading Jane Austen’s novels in their historical and literary contexts, as well as looking at modern screen adaptations.

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