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  • Sir Maurice Shock LLD 19262018

    Sir Maurice, who was also an honorary graduate of the University, was knighted in the New Year’s Honours List in 1988 in recognition of his services to Leicester and the wider academic community.

  • Life as a Leicester postgraduate 2015 in review

    The Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµâ€™s vibrant, active postgraduate research community participate in international conferences, are awarded prizes for their research, and share cutting-edge research with the wider community.

  • Space Park Leicester to benefit from new funding announcement

    Space Park Leicester will receive £50,000 funding and form part of the new and innovative East Midlands Manufacturing Zones

  • Foxes and Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ offer £5,000 study scholarships to those in county’s most deprived areas

    The Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ and Leicester City Football Club are offering £5,000 scholarships to encourage school and college leavers in the region’s most deprived areas to pursue higher education.

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  • BSc or MGeol?

    Alongside the flexibility to change between the different degree programmes we also ensure that it is possible to transfer between the three-year (BSc) and the four-year (MGeol) degree, such that you can graduate with the qualification most appropriate for your future career.

  • Qualifying as a barrister

    You can progress to the vocational component of bar training after completing any LLB degree at Leicester. The vocational component is often called a ‘bar course’.

  • New programme to open up opportunities for medical training

    The University, in partnership with a local charitable trust, has launched a new Foundation Year course for its Medical degree programme aimed at increasing access to the medical professions from less-represented group.

  • Their Past Your Future 2

    TPYF2 aimed to encourage the sector to use their collections to increase young people’s knowledge and understanding of the impact of war.

  • Event invites visitors to have fun with fungus

    Members of the public are being invited to visit the Botanic Garden in Oadby to find out more about fungi. The Leicestershire Fungi Study Group is presenting a table display of specimens found in the Botanic Garden for the public to view. Taking place in Knoll House from 10.

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