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  • Research Projects

    The current and past research projects from The Centre for Landscape and Climate Research.

  • Managing Clinical Professionals in Healthcare

    Module code: MN7415 This module will explore how medics are managed in the NHS compared to other clinical staff, such as nurses and midwives.

  • Managing Clinical Professionals in Healthcare

    Module code: MN7415 This module will explore how medics are managed in the NHS compared to other clinical staff, such as nurses and midwives.

  • Managing Clinical Professionals in Healthcare

    Module code: MN7415 This module will explore how medics are managed in the NHS compared to other clinical staff, such as nurses and midwives.

  • 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.

  • The Marc Fitch House

    The Centre for English Local History is based at the Marc Fitch House. Read more about the Centre's premises and facilities, which includes the Marc Fitch Fund library.

  • Career opportunities and events

    Find out about careers events and opportunities available to you as a student within Media and Communication at Leicester, including work placements, mentoring and interview workshops.

  • Stories of a Different Kind

    Stories of a Different Kind - an action research project, culminating in the performance 'Cabinet of Curiosities: How disability was kept in a box', that explores how museum collections can be used to engage audiences in debate and to tackle contemporary social issues...

  • Leicester academic contributes to new report on negotiations between the UK and EU

    Professor Adam Cygan from our School of Law has contributed to a new report released by UK in a Changing Europe entitled the 'Cost of No Deal'.

  • President and ViceChancellor speaks to Leicesters postgraduate community

    President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Boyle has given an interview to Frontier, the University's postgraduate research magazine written by members of our postgraduate community.

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