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  • Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience Dissertation

    Module code: PS3102 (double module) This module provides the opportunity to carry out an empirical research project of your own conception/choosing in cognitive neuroscience, under the supervision of a relevant member of academic staff.  

  • Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience Dissertation

    Module code: PS3102 (double module) This module provides the opportunity to carry out an empirical research project of your own conception/choosing in cognitive neuroscience, under the supervision of a relevant member of academic staff.  

  • Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience Dissertation

    Module code: PS3102 (double module) This module provides the opportunity to carry out an empirical research project of your own conception/choosing in cognitive neuroscience, under the supervision of a relevant member of academic staff.  

  • Exploring the Social World

    Module code: SY7043 This module employs an innovative interview-led lecture-seminar format.

  • Exploring the Social World

    Module code: SY7043 This module employs an innovative interview-led lecture-seminar format.

  • Exploring the Social World

    Module code: SY7043 This module employs an innovative interview-led lecture-seminar format.

  • Research

    Find out about research in Natural Sciences at the University of Leicester. We draw on expertise in chemistry, physics and astronomy, biological sciences, geography, geology and our Institute of Structural and Chemical Biology.

  • Advanced Topics in Medicinal Chemistry

    Module code: CH4211 Medicinal chemistry is a field of chemistry which discovers and develops new therapeutic agents which help in the fight against disease and illness.

  • Critical Approaches to Data Analytics and the Digital Economy

    Module code: MS7087 This module gives you a critical understanding of the implications that new technologies and platforms have on social, economic and political life.

  • Behavioural Ecology

    Module code: BS3080 Evolutionary processes have shaped the behaviour of animals to be adaptive within the context of their natural ecology.

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