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  • How to write on brand

    Our tone of voice Everything we write and say shows the world who we are.

  • Honorary Fellow contributes to Netflix documentary on Hitlers inner circle

    Dr Michael Lynch (pictured), Honorary Fellow in our School of History, Politics & International Relations, will be featured on a 10-part TV series which is currently available to watch on Netflix.

  • Giving from Canada

    Learn more about your options if you would like to give towards the University of Leicester from the USA.

  • Giving from the USA

    Learn more about your options if you would like to give towards the University of Leicester from the USA.

  • Including Museums

    Including Museums explores issues around the social responsibility of museums and galleries and their potential to impact on inequality and disadvantage.

  • Publications

    Here is a list of the space-related publications from our academic project members: Bleddyn E. Bowen, Original Sin: Power, Technology, and War in Outer Space (Hurst, 2022/Oxford University Press, 2023) Bleddyn E.

  • Midlands4Cities

    The department of English at Leicester invites applications from students/scholars whose research interests connect with our multiple fields of expertise in: English Language and Literature Victorian Studies American Studies Creative Writing See our...

  • Social Epigenetics Lab

    The Social Epigenetics Lab looks at the ways environmental factors change gene activations by studying DNA expression in insects.

  • Women exposed to MWI emissions show small increase in breast milk pollutants

    Study involving Professor Anna Hansell, from the University of Leicester Centre for Environmental Health and Sustainability, analysed impact of emissions from municipal waste incinerators

  • Leicestershires unusual historical habits revealed

    From fattening pigs to enjoying a nice slice of crow pie, unusual historical habits in villages throughout Leicestershire have been revealed by our East Midlands Oral History Archive (EMOHA).

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