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  • How to manage, catalogue and preserve your collections

    History at the University of Leicester - Building and Enriching Shared Heritages project. This guide will help you with tips and information on creating and maintaining a community archive or collection.

  • Student from School of Business wins Presidents Prize

    A University of Leicester student has won the President’s Prize in a national competition designed to show what it takes to be future business leaders.

  • Citizens of Change: University of Leicester to spark national dialogue at Labour Party Conference

    Five events organised by the University will take place at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool on Monday 29 September

  • Levelling Up - Maths

    Get more information on how your data is handled when signing up for the AccessLeicester: Maths - Levelling up programme.

  • Sources of funding

    Find out the postgraduate research funding options that are available. Loans, bursaries, discounts and scholarships.

  • FAQ

    When will I receive my invitation to register online? Invites for our returning students will be sent out from the first full week of August so long as their progression into the next year of your programme has been confirmed by the relevant Board of Examiners.

  • Impact

    Discover how the research and outputs of the Centre for Hate Studies have substantially changed awareness and understanding of hate crime

  • TV legend Johnny Ball gets University of Leicester staff, students and local schoolchildren thinking of numbers

    The science and mathematics communicator visited University of Leicester to launch the NSPCC’s Number Day 2026 and joined Dr Josh Smalley, chemist and Great British Bake Off finalist, for demonstrations with schoolchildren

  • Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)

    JEOL 2100 Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) is supplied by The University of Leicester for students to use for research.

  • Landmark genetic study sheds new light on how the eye develops its sharpest vision

    Combining artificial intelligence and genetics has allowed researchers in Leicester to study the part of the eye that gives us sharp central vision in amazing detail for the first time

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