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  • Kimberley Brayson

    The academic profile of Professor Kimberley Brayson, Professor of Critical Jurisprudence at University of Leicester

  • Practising and Reflecting on Communicative Language Teaching

    Module code: ED7734 This module offers focus on key practical issues relevant to Communicative Language Teaching. You will study a range of areas relevant to the planning and delivery of effective English language lessons.

  • Reading Poetry

    Module code: EN1010 How do you read English at University? 'Reading Poetry' is intended to develop students' close-reading skills, introduce you to a range of literary forms, particularly poetry, and encourage you to become a confident, independent learner.

  • Modern Literature from Conrad to Orwell

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  • Thinking and Communicating Like a Psychologist 1

    Module code: PS1104 In this module you will learn key study skills that you can apply to the different aspects to a psychology degree, and ultimately to your chosen career.

  • Microeconomics

    Module code: EC1000 Microeconomics is the study of decision making behaviours displayed by individuals, firms and institutions and how these behaviours influence the market.

  • Neotropical Rainforests

    Module code: GY3431 This module is taught entirely during a field trip in the Colombian Amazon rainforest. The module introduces to you some fundamental concepts of tropical ecology, ecological processes and biochemical cycles.

  • Investment Management

    Module code: AF7092 In this module you will study the design of optimal portfolios of financial securities in an uncertain environment.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: AF7503 This module develops advanced skills in independent research, critical analysis and academic argumentation through the completion of a self-defined research project.

  • Microbial Pathogenesis and Genomics

    Module code: BS3011 This module focuses on how microbial pathogens cause infectious diseases, tackling key ideas such as the nature and functions of virulence factors, how microbes overcome host defences and the on-going evolution of pathogenic traits.

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