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It's ok to choose a different path

It's ok to choose a different path
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When Gary McBride began his Business Studies degree at ̨ÍåÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Leicester (DMU), his plan was to go into the finance sector. But during his course, he realised that finance wasn't for him and, with the support of his tutors, moved his focus to marketing.
Date:
24 May 2024

Leicester named the fifth best creative hotspot in the UK

Leicester named the fifth best creative hotspot in the UK
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Leicester has been named as one of the top five cities in the UK when it comes to having a thriving creative community, which is fantastic news for students and academics at DMU.
Date:
24 May 2024

DMU students' trip to New York inspires them to take the lead in helping UN reach Sustainable Development Goals

DMU students' trip to New York inspires them to take the lead in helping UN reach Sustainable Development Goals
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Three students from ̨ÍåÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Leicester (DMU) have been on a trip to the United Nations HQ in New York and presented their ideas and views on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Date:
23 May 2024

DMU part of £3m international campaign to champion research and innovation

DMU part of £3m international campaign to champion research and innovation
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DMU's part of a ground breaking consortium of 17 universities who are working together to drive investment and economic growth across the Midlands in research and innovation
Date:
22 May 2024

DMU professor helps instigate a professional register for the creative industries

DMU professor helps instigate a professional register for the creative industries
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Tracy Harwood, Professor of Digital Culture at DMU, is heading up a group that will award people working in the creative technologies a place on a professional register to recognise their highly specialised skills.
Date:
22 May 2024

Prestigious Leverhulme award for DMU researcher

Prestigious Leverhulme award for DMU researcher
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Dr Lipika Deka, Associate Professor of Computer Science, will spend the next year studying the effects of software architecture erosion, a phenomenon which is like an ageing process for smart devices.
Date:
21 May 2024
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