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  • Hours of driving and watching TV lower IQ scores research suggests

    A doctoral student from our University has commanded global media coverage for a study that found that driving for more than two hours a day appears to steadily reduce intelligence.

  • Key dates

    Find out more about UCAS and application deadlines for study at Leicester.

  • Politics Offer Holder Day

    Find out what it’s like to study Politics and International Relations at Leicester. Enjoy taster sessions and talks, and chat with our staff and students

  • History of Art Offer Holder Day

    Find out about studying History of Art at the University of Leicester. Meet our tutors, learn about your course and chat to our staff and students.

  • History Offer Holder Day

    Find what it’s like to study History at the University of Leicester. View our facilities, enjoy a taster lecture and chat with our staff and students

  • Past PhD projects

    Browse the list of past medieval PhD projects undertaken at the University of Leicester. Thesis topics range across the whole of the Middle Ages and also across the full range of disciplines represented within the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities.

  • International students

    Entry requirements for international candidates

  • Accepting your offer

    Once you have heard from all the universities that you have applied to, you'll need to decide which university to select as your firm and insurance choices.

  • Greek History in 40 Lives

    Module code: AH2044 Why are some people remembered and others forgotten by history? How much do we really know about the ‘famous names’ of ancient Greece? How can we reconstruct the lives of ‘ordinary’ Greeks? Which modern scholars have influenced whose lives...

  • Introduction to Chemistry

    Module code: CH0061 Chemistry is a broad discipline with many areas and specialities under its umbrella. That's why we've designed this module to encompass a broad range of subjects and topics within the central science.

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