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  • Subject to approval

    Courses shown as ‘subject to approval’ have been newly designed or updated, and are in the final process of approval.

  • Asia

    If you are from Asia, use this page to navigate to your country to find out about entry requirements, national student societies and other country- or region-specific information.

  • Neonatal care recommendations for preterm babies could help save lives

    A new study led by the University of Leicester has set out a series of recommendations for improving care for babies born preterm and their families.

  • School of Biological Sciences

    The School of Biological Sciences at the University of Leicester is globally recognised for excellence in genetics.

  • Emotions in Conflict and Cooperation

    Module code: PL3147 In this module, you will develop a conceptually and empirically informed view of how various emotions and emotional phenomena (such as fear, trust, empathy, memory) shape the conduct of conflict and cooperation in world politics.

  • Year in industry

    A year in industry involves taking a year of full-time work between your second and third year of study.

  • How the application process works

    Find out how the application process works for the Higher Education Pathway for Armed Forces programme at Leicester.

  • Leicester Ophthalmologist receives prestigious national award

    On receiving the award, Dr Rufai said: “I am very grateful to receive the Ivor levy prize from UKNOS on behalf of my team. I am grateful to my colleagues and mentors at the University of Leicester, including Dr Frank Proudlock, Dr Mervyn Thomas and Professor Irene Gottlob.

  • Kidney disease patients can benefit from lifting weights

    Lifting weights can provide significant health benefits to patients suffering from kidney disease.

  • Emotions in Conflict and Cooperation

    Module code: PL3147 In this module, you will develop a conceptually and empirically informed view of how various emotions and emotional phenomena (such as fear, trust, empathy, memory) shape the conduct of conflict and cooperation in world politics.

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