University of Leicester

The University of Leicester (ULE) is a leading research-oriented British university located in Leicester, one of the ten largest cities in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1921, the University of Leicester has been recognized for its rigorous, in-depth and high-quality teaching as well as its significant research achievements. The University of Leicester emphasizes on academic research and is renowned in the UK academic community for its genetic research and biochemistry. The University of Leicester has a strong focus on academic research and is renowned in the UK for its genetic research and biochemistry. Today, the University offers courses in Biological Sciences, Business Studies, Chemistry, Social Work, Computer Science, Earth and Oceanography, Education, Electrical Engineering, English Literature, Geography and Environmental Studies, History and Art History, Law, Mathematics, Medicine, Mechanical Engineering, Politics, Psychology, and Sociology, all of which fall under the six faculties of the University.