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	University of Leicester produces the first-ever 'world map of happiness'
		University of Leicester produces the first-ever 'world map of happiness'
		Adrian White, Analytic Social Psychologist at the University of Leicester produces first ever global projection of international differences in subjective well-being; the first ever World Map of Happiness.
		Adrian White, an analytic social psychologist at the University's School of Psychology, analysed data published by UNESCO, the CIA, the New Economics Foundation, the WHO, the Veenhoven Database, the Latinbarometer, the Afrobarometer, and the UNHDR, to create a global projection of subjective well-being: the first world map of happiness.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2006-07/uol-uol072706.php (766 words)

	University of Leicester
		The University of Leicester was established in the early part of the last century as a University College - a memorial to those men from Leicestershire and Rutland who had died in the Great War.
		The University of Leicester currently has over 18,500 students and is celebrating its 80th Anniversary with record achievements in terms of undergraduate recruitment, research income and research and teaching assessments.
		The University of Leicester is ranked as the leading provider of postgraduate degree programmes in the UK by the Financial Times (2002) and is ranked as a top 20 university by the Financial Times and the Sunday Times.
	www.sovereign-publications.com /le-ac.htm (547 words)

	Education UK - The best you can be
		The University of Leicester is one of the older universities in the country.
		The University of Leicester is located on an attractive, traditional university campus close to the centre of Leicester, a beautiful Victorian city of around 300,000 inhabitants which is 75 minutes by rail from London.
		The University of Leicester is a traditional British university which is world-renowned as the place where DNA genetic fingerprinting was invented.
	www.educationuk.org /pls/hot_bc/bc_profile.page_pls_profile_details?x=75545410206&y=0&a=81&z=3746&p_lang=31&sec_id= (564 words)

	University of Leicester - The Management Centre
		The University of Leicester Management Centre has an excellent international reputation for the development and teaching of management courses which are intellectually stimulating and highly relevant to your career needs.
		The Leicester MBA is cited in national and international surveys and is one of a small number of UK courses to have obtained accreditation for its full-time and distance learning programmes by the Association of MBAs.
		University of Leicester Management Centre is one of the largest providers of distance learning programmes in the world.
	www.studyoverseas.com /business/ul1.htm (684 words)

	Leicester University Physics Department
		Leicester astronomers are part of a team who have found by far the most distant naked-eye object ever seen.
		On the morning of March 19th 2008 the Swift satellite detected a distant cosmic explosion so bright it could have been seen without binoculars or a telescope even though it was seven thousand times further away than the Andromeda galaxy.
		The Space Academy will be set up at the National Space Centre in Leicester, with partners at the University of Leicester, the University of Nottingham, the Regional Science Learning Centre for the East Midlands and STEMNET.
	www.le.ac.uk /physics/index.shtml (264 words)

	University of Leicester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The University is notable for its research, particularly in the areas of astrophysics, biochemistry and genetics.
		Leicester Physicists (led by Professor Ken Pounds) were critical in proving a fundamental law of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity - that fl holes exist and are common in the universe.
		Leicester was ranked joint 1st in the UK in the 2005 National Student Survey for teaching quality and overall satisfaction amongst universities teaching full-time students.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/University_of_Leicester (1787 words)

	BBC - Leicester - Going Out - Leicester sets scene for new Bollywood blockbuster
		A new Bollywood blockbuster is being shot at the University of Leicester and in the city and county.
		The University of Leicester was also the venue of the very first film to be shot in the East Midlands.
		Leicester is being touted as Britain's Bollywood capital- research conducted by the University of Leicester has examined the feasibility of the region providing a one-stop-shop facility for Indian film makers wishing to film in UK and Europe.
	www.bbc.co.uk /leicester/going_out/2004/05/leicester_sets_scene_for_new_bollywood_blockbuster_raakh.shtml (408 words)

	EducationGuardian.co.uk \| Higher \| University of Leicester
		Data released on completion rates by HESA shows the University of Leicester to be a top 10 university for student completion - the projected drop-out rate is an impressive 4.4%.
		A £25m project to double the size of the main University Library is expected to be completed by summer 2007.
		New initiatives at the university include the Leicester Award for Employability Skills, endorsed by the Institute of Leadership and Management and sponsored by a range of employers.
	education.guardian.co.uk /higher/universityguide/profile/story/0,9988,486124,00.html (231 words)

	Education \| University of Leicester
		The University of Leicester, a sprightly 82 this year, was founded as a higher education college in the 1920s and received its Royal Charter in 1957.
		The university is also a leading member of the international academic community with worldwide links in teaching and research.
		It is also part of the Socrates network with the National Institute of Physical Education in Barcelona, the University of Hamburg and the University of Lyon.
	education.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4620351-111406,00.html (362 words)

	UB STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS
		Leicester is a world class institution registering more than 18,000 students, 7,000 of whom are full-time, campus-based undergraduates.
		The University of Leicester has established an internationally recognized reputation for teaching and research.
		Classes at Leicester are lecture style, and tutorials are held for discussion of lecture material.
	inted.oie.buffalo.edu /studyabroad/program.asp?prog=leicester&file=pro&img=pro_leicester.jpg&i=43 (218 words)

	SHAKESPEARE: Text and Performance at DeMontfort University, Leicester, England (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Leicester is about 1 ½ hours north of London and the same east of Stratford, close to Charnwood and Sherwood forests.
		Today Leicester is a modern, lively city housing a large shopping centre, one of the largest markets in Europe, two major theatres, and an abundance of sports facilities.
		(Dinner, travel to and from Leicester, other travel before, during or after the course, and such individual expenses as laundry, the British Rail Pass, and entertainment are additional and paid for by the student.) The cost of the course is $3,200.
	scs.georgetown.edu /fps/leiceste.htm (842 words)

	DEPARTMENT-NAME: University of Leicester (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When faced with the prospect of 'which University' the prospective student (if not their parents) of course looks to the academic status and achievements of the institution but equally places great importance on the general quality of the built environment, and particularly the quality of residential accommodation.
		In previous decades the growth of the University would have required, as a condition of planning consents, a corresponding increase in car parking provision.
		The University will need to address the issues of alternative means of transport, particularly as the continued and enhanced use of sites away from the main campus for student residences is dependent upon good connections to ensure students do not feel isolated.
	www.archiana.com /le_developmentplan/Chapter06/GeneralPolicies.html (1184 words)

	DEPARTMENT-NAME: University of Leicester (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The University of Leicester has grown from its foundation as Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland College in 1921 with 9 students to become, with some 18,500 students, one of the top twenty Universities in the UK, of national and international significance, and the second largest provider of Distance Learning in the country.
		For the University to continue to thrive it is essential that its physical estate is maintained, enhanced and developed in order to properly service, support, retain and stimulate its existing members, and attract new people.
		A comprehensive review and redevelopment of the University's residences is required to upgrade the standard of provision to an acceptable minimum standard, and achieve an appropriate mix of types of accommodation to suit the various requirements and order of priorities of students, achieve best value and enhance the University's appeal to prospective students.
	www.archiana.com /le_developmentplan (1850 words)

	UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER MANAGEMENT CENTRE MBA PROGRAMME, LEICESTER, UK
		Founded in 1989, the University of Leicester Management Centre (ULMC) offers a range of courses in management studies which combines the highest academic standards with a knowledge of the demands of organisations, public and private, domestic and international.
		The University of Leicester Management Centre has 31 permanent academic staff and 8 international Faculty members whose special interests cover a wide range of subjects.
		Leicester's strategy for teaching excellence and the development of management skills is through an industry-led approach.
	www.ceebd.co.uk /ceeed/un/uk/leicest.htm (597 words)

	DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
		The University of Leicester, of which the Department of Criminology is part, is one of the foremost universities in the United Kingdom.
		The University has excellent facilities, such as a first-rate library with over a million books and journals, the Computer Centre which provides comprehensive equipment and training, and outstanding welfare, sports and social provision.
		It is situated close to the centre of the City of Leicester which is set in the centre of England with good road and rail links to all parts of the country, and a wide range of excellent local amenities.
	www.ceebd.co.uk /ceeed/un/uk/scarman.htm (371 words)

	Providence College - University of Leicester, England
		The University of Leicester is a leading British university with an international reputation for teaching and research. The University's buildings represent over a century of architectural styles, and many of the more recent buildings have won architectural awards for design excellence. The University has a strong undergraduate program, offering degrees in 27 different departments.
		Students at the University of Leicester may participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities, including 90 clubs and societies and the Student Union. University students also have access to the Library and Computer User Areas.
		The Coordinator in the Study Abroad Office at the University of Leicester assists overseas students with practical aspects of living and studying at Leicester.
	www.providence.edu /PCAbroad/Programs/Leicester.htm (194 words)

	Leicester University
		Leicester University, with over 8,000 full-time students, is situated almost exactly in the center of England, approximately 100 miles north of London (only 75 minutes away by train!).
		While at Leicester, students can take classes in a variety of disciplines, such as communications, humanities, social sciences, math, computer sciences, and basic sciences.
		While studying at Leicester, students will live in either self-catered housing (which look like our residence halls) or in halls of residence.
	www.kent.edu /honors/CurrentStudents/studyabroad/leicesteruniversity.cfm (260 words)

	University of Leicester
		The University of Leicester was established 1921 as a University College and gained full University status in 1957.
		It is rated in UK top 20 universities and it won the Queen’s Anniversary Prizes in 1994 and 2002 for achievements in Physics and Astronomy and Genetics.
		The University of Leicester is renowned for the discovery of DNA genetic fingerprinting by Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys.
	wwp.university-uk.com /university-of-leicester/index.htm (195 words)

	Aimhigher: University of Leicester
		A Royal Charter was awarded in 1957, granting the University of Leicester its own degree awarding powers, and it now has over 18,500 registered students.
		The Leicester Institute of Lifelong Learning, under the Directorship of Professor John Benyon, embraces all activities in every department and centre in the University, covering continuing professional development, full- and part-time degrees, social and cultural activities, traditional liberal adult education, day schools, certificate courses and diplomas.
		Also included are the activities of the University's Richard Attenborough Centre for Disability and the Arts which focuses on people with disabilities and other members of the public who have previously found access to education difficult.
	www.aimhigher.ac.uk /universities___colleges___hei/east_midlands/university_of_leicester.cfm (1009 words)

	University of Leicester
		The Faculty of Science’s strength was endorsed by the HEFCE Research Assessment Exercise of 2001, an acknowledgement that all six departments produce research of national or international standing.
		In a joint project with the National Research Council of Canada and Qinetiq (formerly DERA), the University of Leicester Department of Engineering was the first to use H Infin-ity control in helicopters.
		At Leicester, students receive the breadth of technical knowledge demanded by the profession, without sacrificing depth and specialist understanding.
	www.transworldeducation.com /ads2/leicester2.htm (453 words)

	Copyright Notice: University of Leicester
		The University of Leicester World Wide Web site, as a database, is eligible for protection under copyright and Database Right.
		The University of Leicester also asserts its moral rights to the material in which it owns the copyright.
		No part of the University of Leicester World Wide Web site may be posted or in anyway mirrored on the World Wide Web or any other part of the Internet without permission from the University of Leicester.
	www.leicester.ac.uk /cwis/copyright.html (283 words)

	University of Leicester
		We shall also provide you with a description of the purposes for which the information is processed, a list of third parties to whom the information is or has been disclosed, and details of the sources of the information about you (where possible).
		The University charges a fee of £10 to process data subject access requests; a request will not normally be acted upon until the fee has been received.
		If the University decides not to correct the information you may apply to a court to have the information rectified, blocked, erased or destroyed.
	foi.le.ac.uk /000000/000100/000109 (557 words)

	- Awareness Under Anaesthesia - Findings from Research by University of Leicester Professor
		Now a leading Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Leicester is to reveal his views and findings on awareness in anaesthesia during his inaugural lecture on Tuesday 24 January.
		He was awarded the Fellowship of the British Psychological Society in 1999 in recognition of his research into psychological aspects of anaesthesia and his contributions to clinical psychology training.
		Prof Wang has a longstanding research interest in psychological aspects of anaesthesia and in particular, the problem of anaesthetic awareness, which he is pursuing in Leicester alongside colleagues in the Academic Department of Anaesthesia, in addition to his work as Director of the Postgraduate Clinical Psychology Training Course.
	www2.le.ac.uk /ebulletin/news/press-releases/2000-2009/2006/01/nparticle-typ-xy9-kjd (732 words)

	University of Leicester - Faculty of Law
		The University was among the pioneers of distance learning, offering programmes designed for the busy professional which could be taken over two years alongside fulltime work.
		All postgraduate teachers are active in research and publish widely in their areas of expertise; they regularly contribute to national and international conferences, and act as academic experts to government and other bodies.
		The University is a well-established centre for research.
	www.internationaledu.net /ads/leiclawe.htm (485 words)

	Indian Space Delegation At University Of Leicester For New Satellite Mission (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The University of Leicester has played host to a delegation of space scientists from India to discuss plans for collaboration over a future mission.
		Guy Peters, Innovation Fellow at the University of Leicester's Space Research Centre, said Astrosat was the first fully-fledged astronomy satellite ever to be built by India.
		"Leicester is planning to be involved in the Soft X-Ray Telescope, and we are in the early stages of a collaborative agreement to build the camera element of the telescope.
	www.spacedaily.com /news/telescopes-05e.html (630 words)

	Leicester, England hotel near Leicester Market - Comfort Hotel, GB091
		Leicester is located in old Belgrave Village featuring the Golden Mile, a string of specialist Asian stores reputed to sell more gold than any singular region in Britain.
		Nearby historic attractions include the Leicester Cathedral and the medieval churches of St. Mary de Castro and St. Nicholas, Leicester's oldest place of worship.
		UK superclub Cream bring their award-winning formula to Leicester University's Students' Union for a monthly residency on the first Saturday of every month.
	www.choicehotels.com /ires/en-US/html/HotelInfo?hotel=GB091 (411 words)

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