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  • Teaching and Learning a Second Language

    Module code: ED7731 This module aims to give you a solid grounding in theories of second language learning and language teaching, and how theories inform practice, including current debates in these fields.

  • Health Law 1

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  • Criminology

    Module code: LW3350 Criminology is the multi-disciplinary study of crime, criminals and the criminal justice system. It is informed by a wide variety of perspectives (social, philosophical, political), helping you to develop a contextual understanding of the law.

  • Catchment Systems

    Module code: GY2433 A catchment is the area of land drained by a stream or river. It is the fundamental landscape unit that collects and redistributes water and sediment from uplands to the sea and is the focus of study in both hydrology and geomorphology.

  • Materials Processing

    Module code: EG2121 This is a specialist Mechanical Engineering module (also available to General Engineering students) which goes into more depth on materials and their processing and manufacturing routes.

  • People

    Meet the people who work, study and research at Leicester Medical School - academic staff, clinical education staff, administrative management and professional services staff.

  • Health Law 1

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  • Criminology

    Module code: LW3350 Criminology is the multi-disciplinary study of crime, criminals and the criminal justice system. It is informed by a wide variety of perspectives (social, philosophical, political), helping you to develop a contextual understanding of the law.

  • Financial Risk

    Module code: MA4073 A crucial topic in financial and actuarial disciplines is to evaluate risk. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the most popular theories for risk measurement and discuss the applications of these theories.

  • Victoria Haunton

    The academic profile of Dr Victoria Haunton, Honorary Senior Lecturer Geriatric Medicine at University of Leicester

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