De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) is recognised nationally and internationally as an institution of research excellence with particular strengths in areas of societal importance such as urban living, creative design and older people, among many others.
DMU marked its 25th anniversary as a university with a Gold ranking in the 2017 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), the highest standard possible, indicating the outstanding learning and teaching on offer.
This Gold award demonstrates the added value and extraordinary real-world impact that our attention to strong teaching and learning has on our students.
DMU has one of the country’s best-recognised community engagement programmes in #DMUlocal and has provided thousands of students with overseas experiences through #DMUglobal.
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