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  • Revolutionary England, 1640-1660: Politics, Religion, Ideas

    Module code: HS2339 During the 1640s, England experienced a civil war followed by a revolution, as the victorious parliamentarians executed King Charles I and established a commonwealth.

  • Jack-the-Ripper: Crime, Popular Culture and Policing in Victorian Times

    Module code: HS2328 You’ll be examining the moral and cultural climate associated with the 19th century underworld of Victorian society.

  • Structural Biology

    Module code: BS3070 Practically all events in cells depend on the existence of protein complexes which interact with other components to bring about diverse cellular functions.

  • Analysing Communication Processes

    Module code: MS2002 Module Outline In this module you will be introduced to - and critically examine - the key research methods, tools, and approaches for the analysis of all aspects of media and communication processes.

  • Structural Biology

    Module code: BS3070 Practically all events in cells depend on the existence of protein complexes which interact with other components to bring about diverse cellular functions.

  • PhD students

    The PhD students of the Centre for Urban History at The University of Leicester.

  • Structural Biology

    Module code: BS3070 Practically all events in cells depend on the existence of protein complexes which interact with other components to bring about diverse cellular functions.

  • Graduates Going Places

    Our geography graduates are going places with their degrees.

  • Aerospace Materials

    Module code: PA7038 Development of new materials and enhanced materials properties are at the forefront of the enormous improvement in the performance, reliability and sustainability of advanced aerospace systems.

  • Slavery in the ancient world

    Module code: AH2701 Slavery was ever-present and deep rooted in the ancient world. In this level 2 module we will explore how the models of slavery in the ancient Mediterranean varied considerably, as did attitudes towards it.

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