Category: News

Congratulations to DICE lecturer Dr Zoe Davies who has won the 2013 British Ecology Society photographic competition this year. Dr Davies won the category for … Read more

Skull and limb morphology differentially track population history and environmental factors in the transition to agriculture in Europe Dr Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel has recently had … Read more

Champagne, Strawberries and maybe a few tears…. The beautiful English summer joined us for our Undergraduate and Postgraduate graduation celebration yesterday at the Marlowe building.  … Read more

Dr Tatyana Humle – Lecturer in Primate Conservation was invited as guest on the Mark Forrest’s BBC Radio Show this week.  The starter question was … Read more

Dr David Henig wrote a piece for the BBC magazine on languages of corruption around the world: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23227391 This is a part of the project … Read more

Public lecture uncovering Richard III Two members of the Richard III archaeological team from the University of Leicester will talk about their first-hand experience uncovering … Read more

Anthropology and Conservation have been ranked 6th place in the Guardian subject league table for Anthropology across all Universities in the UK. That is a … Read more

Peopling Places, Wednesday 29th May, 1.30-6.30pm in Marlowe Lecture Theatre 1 and Foyer. Peopling Places, an exhibition and screening of third year visual anthropology projects, … Read more

The school welcomes Omani field biologist Hadi Al-Hikmani who will be working in the conservation genetics laboratory during a month-long research visit this May. Hadi … Read more

We are delighted to announce that the book, ‘Integrating Religion within Conservation: Islamic Beliefs and Sumatran Forest Management’ has been published and is now available … Read more