00:57
Psychology Student Support
00:44
Psychology Societies and Clubs
00:48
Psychology Work Placements
01:47
Psychology at the University of Leicester
01:10:44
Chancellor's Distinguished Lecture Series: Andrew Bailey on growth in the UK economy
02:33
Exploring our Future in Space
01:00
Computer Science Facilities
01:55
Computer Science at the University of Leicester
00:56
Computer Science Societies and Clubs
01:00
Computer Science Careers and Employability
05:16
CITIZENS IN THE MAKING – NATASHA: YEAR 1, EPISODE 1
04:40
CITIZENS IN THE MAKING – JUDE: YEAR 1, EPISODE 1
07:53
CITIZENS IN THE MAKING: YEAR 1, EPISODE 1
03:05
Midwifery Facilities - Clinical Skills Unit
03:13
Nursing Facilities - Clinical Skills Unit
01:26
CITIZENS IN THE MAKING...Coming soon.
01:07:43
Science of Baking - It's in our DNA! - With Josh Smalley and Syabira Yusoff
00:30
Dr Diane Levine - Research on building psychosocial support systems for young people
00:32
Professor Jeremy Howick - Putting empathy at the heart of healthcare
00:37
Professor Teela Sanders - Tackling Gender Based Violence
00:32
Professor Suzie Imber - Studying space weather on Earth and in our solar system
00:43
Dr Wen Wang - Developing better policy and practice to retain trainee doctors
00:42
Dr Emma Sleath - Improving the criminal justice response to survivors of sexual & domestic violence
00:43
Professor Neil Chakraborti - Engaging with disconnected and disadvantaged communities
00:43
Dr William Darler - Shaping policy for a diverse range of audiences to engage with AI
00:48
Dr Zainab Mai Bornu - Amplifying the voices of marginalised groups
00:45
Dr Francesca Faedi - Researching sustainability on Earth and in Space for future generations
00:43
Dr Matt Tonkin - Working with policymakers to catch and convict offenders
00:49
Professor Heiko Balzter - Utilising Earth observation to help address the climate emergency
00:38
Professor Martha Clokie - Studying bacteriophages to combat antibiotic resistance
01:01
Professor Melanie Davies - Developing solutions for type 2 diabetes and weight loss
00:51
Dr Elpida Vounzoulaki - Researching health inequalities for women
00:45
Dr Fabrizio Ortu - Developing new ideas to improve the sustainability of chemical manufacturing
00:51
Dr Milena Rizzotti - Research that emphasises rethinking immigration systems that marginalise women
00:44
Dr Lucy Evans - Empowering youth in Trinidad and Jamaica to address gender-based violence
00:45
Professor Rossana Deplano - Specialising in International Space Law for the benefit of everyone
00:41
Professor Paul Baines - Working with the police to make their communications more effective
03:02
Dissection Room at the University of Leicester
00:58
Dissection Room – Oliver, Medicine
00:32
Dissection Room – Amy, Physiotherapy
01:05
Dissection Room – Lucy, Medicine
02:07
Dissection Room – Body Donation Programme
10:44
Matt Hampson - Honorary Degree - University of Leicester
11:21
Eliot Higgins - Honorary Degree - University of Leicester
13:00
Carolyn Robson - Honorary Degree - University of Leicester
14:18
Patrick Vallance - Honorary Degree - University of Leicester
02:05
Happy Chinese Lunar New Year 2025
00:51
University of Leicester - Winter Graduations 2025
01:24:54
Degree Congregation - 10:00am Thursday 16th January 2025_a
02:30
University of Leicester - Year in review 2024
01:02
Professor Melanie Davies - Developing solutions for type 2 diabetes and weight loss
00:39
Professor Martha Clokie - Studying bacteriophages to combat antibiotic resistance
00:52
Dr Elpida Vounzoulaki - Researching health for women
00:50
Professor Heiko Balzter - Utilising Earth observation to help address the climate emergency
00:53
Engineering placement and project opportunities at the University of Leicester
00:52
Engineering clubs and societies at the University of Leicester
01:36
Engineering at the University of Leicester
01:50
International students share their helpful hints on life in Leicester
07:26
University of Leicester Campus Tour
06:31
University of Leicester Heritage Hub
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The University of Leicester was founded a hundred years ago in the aftermath of the Great War. The men and women who built this new institution hoped that it would be not only a living memorial to the darkness of their recent past, but a beacon of hope for the future. Their aim was that sacrifices made in war should be commemorated through education and research that would change the world for the better.
Today our University is a lively, energetic and global community, in which dedicated and talented people are anticipating, working towards and helping to shape the future.
We are committed both to undertaking research that saves, improves and enriches lives, and to fostering a teaching and learning environment that transforms the prospects of our students and those they will go on to influence.
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