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  • Victims of Crime

    Module code: CR1006 (double module) This module seeks to address a number of critical questions including: who are victims of crime? How did the study of victims emerge? What is the nature, extent and impact of victimisation? How does the media influence public perceptions of...

  • Earth and Environment

    Air pollution, environmental heath, deforestation and climate change affect us all - our researchers examine how to combat the global climate crisis.

  • Finance Division

    We are the Finance Division. We manage the University’s financial activity and are responsible for supporting the delivery of our ambitious Strategic Plan.

  • Climate change project driven forward at Space Park Leicester

    Event held as part of WorldPeatland project, which is developing effective tools to monitor peatlands based on freely available Earth observation data

  • Meet our Academic Leads 专业负责人

    Our team of world-leading experts and programme leaders will guide and support students at the Leicester International Institute, Dalian University of Technology across three degree programmes.

  • Archive of other statutory publications

    Browse the archive of other statutory publications, including our Trade Union facility time data at the University of Leicester.

  • Marketing Management

    Module code: MK7404 This module begins by analysing the foundational principles of marketing and appropriately applying these to a broad range of organisational scenarios.

  • Marketing Management

    Module code: MK7404 This module begins by analysing the foundational principles of marketing and appropriately applying these to a broad range of organisational scenarios.

  • Marketing Management

    Module code: MK7404 This module begins by analysing the foundational principles of marketing and appropriately applying these to a broad range of organisational scenarios.

  • Africa’s forests have switched from absorbing to emitting carbon, new study finds

    Analysis led by University of Leicester shows the African continent lost approximately 106 billion kilograms of forest biomass per year between 2010 and 2017

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