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  • Modern and Contemporary Literature and Theory 2

    Module code: EN7032 Following on from Modern and Contemporary Literature and Theory 1, this module will encourage you to develop further your knowledge of different theoretical, historical and contextual approaches to the study of literature.

  • International Business

    Module code: MN7406 In this module you'll study a variety of ecological, geographic, historical, sociological and political economic factors shaping the dynamics of contemporary practices of international business.

  • Holistic Assessment and Recognition of Health and Social Care Needs in Adult Nursing

    Module code: NU2012 We will look at the assessment and recognition of common presenting conditions in adult health – such as diabetes, asthma, heart failure etc.

  • Holistic Assessment and Recognition of Health and Social Care in Adult Nursing

    Module code: NU2002 We will look at the assessment and recognition of common presenting conditions in adult health – such as diabetes, asthma, heart failure etc.

  • The Politics of Intelligence

    Module code: PL3119 The act of gathering intelligence is one of the most important for any political administration, particularly at states of war or tension.

  • Criminological Research Methods

    Module code: CR7146 (double module) This module will provide a comprehensive grounding in the research methodologies employed in criminological research.

  • Hate Crime

    Module code: CR3028 This module seeks to provide wide-ranging and contemporary insights into the key issues relating to hate crime.

  • Holistic Assessment and Recognition of Health and Social Care Needs in Adult Nursing

    Module code: NU2012 We will look at the assessment and recognition of common presenting conditions in adult health – such as diabetes, asthma, heart failure etc.

  • Project team

    The Insular Manuscripts team of academics based in the UK at the British Library and University of Leicester, France, Ireland, and Austria.

  • David Mattingly

    The academic profile of Professor David Mattingly, Professor of Roman Archaeology at University of Leicester

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