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  • Quantitative Methods for Business and Finance

    Module code: EC7091 Numerical data is required in order to make informed decisions in areas related to business and finance. It is often the case that our interest lies in the population, yet we only have a sample for making inferences about the underlying population.

  • Physiology and Pharmacology

    Module code: BS2013 This module is concerned with developing an understanding of the principles by which drugs affect the physiological function of individual cells that comprise organ systems such as the heart.

  • Physiology and Pharmacology

    Module code: BS2013 This module is concerned with developing an understanding of the principles by which drugs affect the physiological function of individual cells that comprise organ systems such as the heart.

  • Ethics4Sports project to address discrimination in sporting world

    Our University is involved in a new international project to address challenges faced by many in the world of sport, including racism, sexism and the use of drugs.

  • Publication scheme

    Learn more about the publication scheme through which information must be made available proactively by the University of Leicester.

  • Physiology and Pharmacology

    Module code: BS2013 This module is concerned with developing an understanding of the principles by which drugs affect the physiological function of individual cells that comprise organ systems such as the heart.

  • Resources

    Resources for genetics and ethics, links provided by The University of Leicester for students in higher education.

  • Residential Workshop and Leicester Masterclass

    We are delighted to be able to welcome MBA alumni to our annual distance learning events.

  • A Dream Project at the Lapworth Museum of Geology

    LAPWORTH MUSEUM Amalia Robertson Museum Studies

  • Students developing their own learning outcomes – University of Leicester

    The 'Learning Outcomes Project' at the University of Leicester. Students developing their own learning outcomes.

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