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  • Information for international agents

    If you are an international agent for the University of Leicester, use this guide to browse key information from across our website about the University and working with us.

  • Undergraduate courses

    English at the University of Leicester is internationally renowned for research and teaching. We offer you a range of courses to suit your study needs. Find out more about our undergraduate courses.

  • Academic staff

    View the academic team working within English at Leicester. Explore staff profiles, research interests and contact details.

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    As the Interdisciplinary Anthropocene Research Group we are researching global challenges and exploring the complex ways in which socio-economic ecosystems impact the Earth System.

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    This project brings together researchers from private law and public law from the Universities of Leicester and Cape Town to investigate the origins and consequences of these divergent approaches, and to draw lessons for future legal development.

  • Economic inequality is not “bad for everyone”, new research shows – wealthier people derive happiness benefits

    Increases in economic inequality raise the life satisfaction of wealthier people, while lowering the life satisfaction of people who earn less, newly published research shows.

  • Twentieth-Century Movements

    Module information on political, artistic and liberation movements in literature, as part of University of Leicester MA.

  • Computational Creativity

    Module code: CO3104 (double module) Computational Creativity introduces the theory and practice of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for creative applications.

  • Computational Creativity

    Module code: CO3104 (double module) Computational Creativity introduces the theory and practice of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for creative applications.

  • Computational Creativity

    Module code: CO3104 (double module) Computational Creativity introduces the theory and practice of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for creative applications.

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