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  • Interaction Design (ID) and User Experience (UX)

    Module code: CO4223 In this module we will cover basic theoretical models and practical skills for the design and evaluation of interactive systems. We will explore the core concepts of usability and UX, and also the principles of design.

  • The City in History

    Module code: HS7513 In this module, you’ll explore the urban past.

  • The City in History

    Module code: HS7251 In this module, you’ll explore the urban past.

  • Chemistry with Foundation Year BSc

    If you would love to study chemistry here at Leicester, but you don’t quite have the entry requirements, this Foundation Year degree is your path to making it happen.

  • Mental Health Nursing Practice with Leadership

    The course is run in partnership with Apollo Health Resources, and is for applicants who have a bachelor degree in Nursing, and be classed as an international student for fee purposes and an Indian national.

  • New Friends of the Botanic Garden talks

    In March the Friends of the Garden begin a new series of informal talks to complement their evening winter lecture programme. These will be held on Wednesdays at the Botanic Garden, in the Knoll House.

  • Expert opinions cover North Korea sex work and freedom of speech in Russia

    In an article for The Conversation, Professor Teela Sanders from the Department of Criminology has discussed the importance of moving towards a legal and policy framework which addresses the practicalities of sexual labour in the 21st century.

  • Dr. Sarir Sarmad

    The academic profile of Dr Sarir Sarmad, Mass Spectrometry Experimental Officer at University of Leicester

  • Creative Computing with Foundation Year BSc

    Combine creativity and computing with our Creative Computing course. If you don’t quite have the entry requirements to study computing at Leicester, this STEM Foundation Year degree is your starting point.

  • Student Experience: Campus Study

    Read about our student's experiences of studying in the School of Chemistry, in their own words!

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