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  • Understanding teenage angst

    The way teenagers think is going to come under scrutiny at a lecture that is open to the public on Monday 30 April.

  • Transcultural Writing and the Publishing Industry

    Module code: EN3192 Are you interested in working in publishing or another area of the creative industries after graduation? If so, this module will enable you to gain valuable experience while learning more about these industries.

  • Bioinformatics Research Project

    Module code: MB7010 Building on the skills you have acquired in the taught modules and the steered research project, you will undertake a three month individual research project typically in research groups at the University of Leicester, though some will have external...

  • Setting standards in stroke treatment

    Improving the treatment of stroke - the fourth leading cause of death and the leading cause of adult disability in the UK.

  • Graduate profiles

    See where a degree from the School of Museum Studies has taken our graduates. These graduates are at various different stages of their careers and share how their time at Leicester helped them to achieve their career goals.

  • Funding and finances

    How to fund your studies, with information on tuition fee and maintenance loans, scholarships and part-time work.

  • Postgraduate

    Our distance learning MA (Master of Arts) courses are postgraduate-level courses, completely equivalent to studying with us on campus.

  • Mineral Exploration, Economics and Sustainability

    Module code: GL3109 The exploration for - and assessment of - new mineral resources is a complex process.

  • Mineral Exploration, Economics and Sustainability

    Module code: GL3109 The exploration for - and assessment of - new mineral resources is a complex process.

  • European Convention on Human Rights

    Module code: LW7240 This module introduces students to the functioning of the most effective international system for the protection of human rights yet devised, and examines some of the European Court of Human Rights’ leading jurisprudence.

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