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  • Emerging Technologies

    Module code: CO3107 The aim of this module is to introduce some of the technologies that are currently emerging and that are thought likely to be important in five years’ time.

  • Dissertation (Applied Health Research)

    Module code: MD7430 Your dissertation lets you demonstrate your understanding of healthcare in a research context.  You’ll identify a topic of particular interest, and then investigate a specific research question and propose novel approaches for further research.

  • Pimpika Kaeswri

    Pimpika Kaeswri, University of Leicester HPRU, PhD student

  • Toru Suzuki

    The academic profile of Professor Toru Suzuki, Professor/Chair of Cardiovascular Medicine/Associate Dean at University of Leicester

  • Emerging Technologies

    Module code: CO3107 The aim of this module is to introduce some of the technologies that are currently emerging and that are thought likely to be important in five years’ time.

  • Adding empathy to health consultations found to boost patient and staff satisfaction with the NHS

    Adding empathy to all health consultations will improve the lives of patients and medical staff and reduce NHS costs, according to a major new publication.

  • Cancer expert receives £100,000 donation towards his vital work

    A cancer expert who prolonged the life of the inspirational author and charity founder, Mick May, has received a £100,000 donation to help continue his ground breaking work at the university of Leicester.

  • Colourful craters and insights into Mercury’s mysterious surface showcased by Leicester scientists

    University of Leicester researchers involved in upcoming BepiColombo mission to Mercury will be presenting at New Scientist Live 2018.

  • More than 50 years of Leicester in space

    In World Space Week we reflect on the University of Leicester’s long history of making out of this world discoveries.

  • Ancient skeleton provides the earliest evidence of a pet cat in Kazakhstan

    Uncovered in an urban settlement in Dzhankent, Kazakhstan, the analysis of the ancient animal skeleton shows this to be the first domesticated cat (Felis catus) found in the region.

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