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The '''University of Leicester''' is a [[red-brick university]] based in [[Leicester]], [[England]], with about 10,000 full-time students. The main campus is not far away from the city centre and is adjacent to [[Victoria Park, Leicester|Victoria Park]] and [[Wyggeston and Queen Elizabeth I College]].
 
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<br> <small>''University of Leicester seen from Victoria Park''<br> </small></div>
 
It was founded as Leicestershire and Rutland College in [[1918]] in the memory of those who lost their life in [[World War I]]. The university motto "Ut vitam habeant" - 'so that they may have life' - reminds one of that origin. Students were first admitted in [[1921]]. In [[1927]], after it became University College, Leicester, students sat the examinations for external degrees of [[London University]].