University of Leicester

Engineering Building design by James Stirling recognized modernist architecture and was completed in 1963

Engineering Laboratory providing state-of-the-art facilities for hands-on learning, experimentation, and research

Informatics Building equipped with state-of-the-art hands-on experience in informatics and computer science

Maurice Shock Medical Sciences dedicated to the Medical Sciences equipped with modern lecture theatres

George Davies Centre serves as a hub for nursing, midwifery, and allied health professions

Henry Wellcome cutting-edge studies in areas such as pharmacology, biochemistry, and biomedical research

George Porter houses state-of-the-art chemistry laboratories equipped for both undergraduate teaching and research

Archaelogy and Ancient History dedicated space for the study of human history material culture and ancient records

Archaelogy and Ancient History provide in house lab with tools for dating techniques, soil analysis, and artifact

Space Park Leicester Laboratory equipped with advanced imaging and spectrometry equipment and robotic systems

Space Park Leicester is a world-class research and innovation hub for advancing space science and technology

Space Park Leicester Lounge comfortable seating and meeting areas, the lounge allows individuals and groups

Michael Atiyah Building is the School of Mathematics and Actuarial Science a centre mathematics teaching, research

Computer Centre/Materials Centre is the main hub for IT services, resources, and support for students

ESport Lab focused on the study and development of esports, gaming, and digital sports

Attenborough Art Centre dedicated to promoting the arts and making them accessible to all

Brookfield is a house for Business Administration, Marketing, Management, Finance, and International Business

Theatre stage for performs student plays, dance performances, comedy shows, and music concerts

Moot Court simulates a real courtroom environment where law students can practice like in real-world court proceedings

Charles Wilson is a prominent multi-purpose facility that plays an important role in the daily life of students

Ken Edwards Building houses various lecture theatres, seminar rooms, and classrooms diverse range of teaching styles

De Montfort Hall has a seating capacity of approximately 1,500 popular venue for performances, and graduation

The Rattray Building is equipped with large, modern lecture theatres that are used for classes across multiple disciplines

George Davies Lecture Theatre equipped with advanced audio-visual technology to enhance the learning experience

Brookfield Lecture Theatre used for various purposes, including guest lectures, departmental meetings and seminars

The David Wilson Library is well-known for its variety of study spaces, catering to different study preferences

David Wilson Library offering a comprehensive range of resources, services, and study spaces

Harry Peach Law Library offers access to a vast collection of legal texts and journals tailored for law students

Percy Gee features a variety of areas for social gatherings, including cafés, restaurants, and bars

The centre features large gallery spaces that showcase a wide variety of visual art exhibitions

College House offices for key administrative departments, such as finance, human resources, or university operations

Fielding Johnson Building built in 1837 serves as the administrative center for the University of Leicester

Centenary Square is a central and symbolic space on the campus providing a space for gathering and relaxation

Danielle Brown Sports Centre is a state-of-the-art facility with a wide range of sports and fitness opportunities

Danielle Brown Gymnasium, split level gym featuring weight and resistance, cardio, and stretch areas

Danielle Brown Swimming Pool providing opportunities for recreational swimming, swim lessons, and aquafit classes

Attenborough Cafe social spaces where visitors can relax, socialize, and discuss the exhibitions or performance

George Davies Lounge features seating areas with couches, chairs, and tables conducive to casual conversations

Astley Clarke was established in 1921 primarily used for academic and administrative purposes honor of Dr. Astley Clarke

Brookland Road accommodation is ideal for students seeking a residential community close to university facilities

Freemen's Student Village offers a variety of accommodation styles including en-suite rooms and shared flats