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  • Intelligence Failure

    Module code: PL7542 It is often said that victory is the result of good planning, while defeat is the result of poor intelligence.

  • Intelligence Failure

    Module code: PL7542 It is often said that victory is the result of good planning, while defeat is the result of poor intelligence.

  • Organisational Behaviour and Design

    Module code: MN2104 The study of organisational behaviour helps students to develop an understanding of individual and group behaviour and patterns of structure in order to help improve organisational performance and effectiveness.

  • Industrial Applications of Mathematics

    Module code: MA2511 This module aims to develop your understanding of business terminology and how business works and to give you the chance to experience applications of mathematics and mathematical modelling in a business context.

  • Projects and reports

    Projects and reports for The University of Leicester Institute for Inclusivity in Higher Education (ULIIHE)

  • Mechanics

    Module code: FS0072 In this module you will learn how to describe and explain the linear motion of rigid bodies subject to forces. You will learn about Newton’s Laws of motion and their application in various scenarios.

  • Mechanics

    Module code: FS0072 In this module you will learn how to describe and explain the linear motion of rigid bodies subject to forces. You will learn about Newton’s Laws of motion and their application in various scenarios.

  • Neon sign identified by JWST in protoplanetary disc gives clue to planet formation

    University of Leicester astronomer involved in first images of the dispersing gas that is key to the early formation of planets

  • Physics & Astronomy: Page 11

    SVOM Integration of Leicester’s MXT Optics Posted by Physics & Astronomy in Physics and Astronomy Blog on 30 June 2021 The SVOM MXT telescope is being integrated by CNES in Toulouse, including the optics unit built at Leicester.

  • Graham Martin

    Graham originally trained in geography and after he finished his Master’s, started his first academic job as a research assistant in the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health at Leicester, one of the departments that evolved into the current Department of Health Sciences.

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