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  • Bioethics

    Module code: LW3550 In bioethics we tackle a whole range of knotty ethical dilemmas in healthcare head-on. By doing so we try and create a framework for making better moral decisions in society.

  • Bioethics

    Module code: LW3550 In bioethics we tackle a whole range of knotty ethical dilemmas in healthcare head-on. By doing so we try and create a framework for making better moral decisions in society.

  • Babies born at the limits of viability

    Only 1 in 500 babies are born before 24 weeks' of pregnancy however, they make up around a fifth of all baby deaths. This work aims to improve care for babies born at this extremely early stage of pregnancy particularly around consistent determination of signs of life

  • AI for Business Intelligence MSc

    Unlock the power of data to drive business success with our MSc in AI for Business Intelligence at the University of Leicester.

  • AI for Business Intelligence MSc

    Unlock the power of data to drive business success with our MSc in AI for Business Intelligence at the University of Leicester.

  • Undergraduate

    Studying Geography at the University of Leicester will enhance and broaden your academic knowledge, develop your communication skills and provide excellent career opportunities. Find out more about our undergraduate courses.

  • Leicester boosts disadvantaged student intake as it reaches out to primary schools

    Our University is targeting primary schools in efforts to diversify its intake after seeing a significant rise in applications from disadvantaged students.

  • The New Luciad

    Find out more about this annual publication, which is run and edited by students at the University of Leicester, but which relies on the Centre for New Writing for support and financial assistance.

  • About us

    The ELTU offers a wide range of English Language and Study Skills courses to students who are studying at, or who want to study at, the University of Leicester.

  • Announcing the 2019 Yearbook

    Posted by Physics & Astronomy in Physics and Astronomy Blog on 30 December 2019 The last twelve months have been an incredibly busy period for the School of Physics and Astronomy, and we have been collecting all our stories and achievements together into an online news blog.

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