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  • Criminal Investigations

    Module code: CR2032 This module will introduce you to contemporary investigative practice, and will provide you with a grounding in the knowledge and skills that are required within the field of crime investigations.

  • Functional Programming

    Module code: CO2107 Functional programming is one of the many programming paradigms available (others being object-oriented, functional etc.) - functional programming is declarative, designed on the concept of mathematical functions.

  • Vector Calculus

    Module code: MA2032 The branches of mathematical analysis, and differential and integral calculus in particular, form an essential part of the toolbox of any pure or applied mathematician, scientist or engineer.

  • Vector Calculus

    Module code: MA2032 The branches of mathematical analysis, and differential and integral calculus in particular, form an essential part of the toolbox of any pure or applied mathematician, scientist or engineer.

  • Before you arrive

    If you’re an applicant who has an offer to study with us, browse our useful information to help you prepare for starting your degree.

  • Celebrating 100 years

    11 November 2018 marks 100 years since the end of the First World War, as well as the beginning our university as a living memorial to honour those sacrificed during the Great War.

  • Language, Discourse, and Society

    Module code: ED7004 In thios module you will study the central concepts in sociolinguistics, such as dialectal variation and standardisation.

  • Unconditional offers

    A small number of applicants each year receive an unconditional offer. This is an offer of a place on your chosen course with no conditions or requirements.

  • George Neris

    Find out more about George Neris, Entrepreneur in Residence at the University of Leicester School of Business. George is a social entrepreneur and an intellectual property solicitor based in London.

  • Early Modern Letter-Writing: Culture and Practice

    Module code: EN7245 In early modern society, if you were not able to speak to your interlocutor face-to-face, then a letter was your main alternative option for communication.

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