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  • Roey Sweet

    The academic profile of Professor Roey Sweet, Professor of Urban History at University of Leicester

  • Life in Leicester

    Find out about university accommodation, our campus and living in Leicester

  • Premature birth associated with increased risk of heart disease in mothers

    A study involving researchers from our University has found the risk of death in later life due to coronary heart disease doubles in women who give birth prematurely.

  • Insights into the workings of the brain revealed in lectures

    Two outstanding PhD graduates from our University return this week to present their research to a public audience.

  • Conference highlighting cultural significance of the night sky held at National Space Centre

    University of Leicester is hosting a conference today (Wednesday, 8 May) at the National Space Centre focusing on the cultural and ecological significance of the night sky.

  • The Square Café

    Find out more about the ‘We proudly serve’ Starbucks food outlet in the Students' Union on Leicester central campus.

  • Conversation Analysis Research in Autism (CARA)

    Find out more about Conversation Analysis Research in Autism (CARA) research project in the School of Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy.

  • Employee Development and Workplace Learning

    Module code: MN7647 The rise of the 'knowledge economy' and 'Industry 4.0’ in recent years has generated considerable interest in the role of skills, knowledge and learning within organisations.

  • Employee Development and Workplace Learning

    Module code: MN7368 The rise of the 'knowledge economy' in recent years has generated considerable interest in the role of skills, knowledge and learning within organisations.

  • Political Parties in Contemporary Britain

    Module code: PL2020 The UK is a multi-party democracy with over 330 registered political parties, each with different beliefs and ideologies. The most prominent, both in historical size and current vote share, are Labour and the Conservatives.

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