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    Professor Suzanne MacLeod led researchers from the Research Centre for Museums and Galleries and the National Trust and volunteers on the HumanKind project.

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    The Library offers opportunities to volunteer in a range of activities and projects. These are intended to be rewarding and enjoyable, enabling our volunteers to gain new skills, knowledge, and experience that will benefit them as individuals.

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    Brian Burch OBE, former University Librarian and historian of the University Deborah Sawday, ULAS pottery expert Ed Coates, Facilities Assistant Philip Hammersley CBE, former member of Council Very Rev.

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    The academic profile of Professor Mark Purnell, Professor of Palaeobiology; Dean for Research Excellence at University of Leicester

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    The academic profile of Dr Eva Krockow, Associate Professor of Psychology at University of Leicester, Researcher in health-related judgement and decision making

  • Mental Health Law

    Module code: LW3451 While studying this module you'll examine the civil and criminal legal rules that regulate the detention, care and treatment of the mentally disordered.

  • Caring and the Law

    Module code: LW3301 Caring and the Law aims to explore whether, and if so how, law is structured around a version of the human person who is an independent, able bodied, autonomous individual.

  • Company Law

    Module code: LW3320 The formation, operation and dissolution of companies are subject to legal and extra-legal controls. Company law investigates such notions as limited liability, share capital and companies' ‘legal personality’.

  • Bioethics

    Module code: LW3550 In bioethics we tackle a whole range of knotty ethical dilemmas in healthcare head-on. By doing so we try and create a framework for making better moral decisions in society.

  • Families and Communities in England and Wales, c. 1600-1900

    Module code: HS7136 This module surveys a wide array of themes and approaches in the study of English and Welsh communities and families between c. 1600 and 1900.

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