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  • Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog: Academic and staff blogs from the University of Lei

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • Andrew Dunn: Page 140

    Academic Librarian.

  • George Lewis

    Information and contact details for Professor George Lewis, Professor of American History at the University of Leicester.

  • Financial Statement: Theory, Practice and Critique

    Module code: MN7391 Financial accounting and reporting is the process of recording information about an organisation’s activities and providing summary statements of the organisation’s financial position and performance.

  • Business Analysis

    Module code: CH1801 To be able to innovate in a market it is important to understand the environment of that market, how companies operate in that area and the micro- and macro-environmental challenges facing companies.

  • Topics in Cognitive Neuroscience

    Module code: PS2107 The aim of this library module is to introduce 4 distinct topics in Cognitive Neuroscience through both lectures and discussion sessions for each theme.

  • Social and Developmental Psychology

    Module code: PS7507 This module combines two core areas of psychology, social psychology which explores the interactions between individual, groups and society, while developmental psychology studies how humans evolve through the course of their life.

  • The Mexican-US Borders: History, Culture, Identity

    Module code: SP2022 This module examines the society and cultural identity of the Mexican-U.S. Border region.

  • Tim HIggins MA

    Learn more about our Project Officer of ULAS, Tim Higgins.

  • Gender and Sexuality in Medieval Literature

    Module code: EN7248 This module aims to enable students to theorise gender and sexuality competently in relation to medieval literature and culture. It will introduce them to influential modern theories and consider their applicability to medieval texts.

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