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  • Advertising Creativity

    Module code: MS7084 Creativity is essential when coming up with fresh advertising campaigns, and this module enables you to be a part of every stage of the process.

  • Labour Market Trends and Debates

    Module code: MN2027 A labour market in its basic form is the supply and demand of jobs and workers. Labour markets are shaped by many different factors: changing technologies and skills, employment regulation, welfare and education systems, and economic and political conditions.

  • The Politics of Slavery

    Module code: PL3121 Slavery is now outlawed in every recognised society but, despite this, its effect still continues to be felt around the world. Estimates suggest up to 70 million people worldwide are being kept in some form of slavery.

  • Introduction to Medical Bioscience

    Module code: MB1080 This module will provide a comprehensive introduction to the application of scientific principles to the medical field.

  • Planetary Science

    Module code: GL3106 The profile of planetary science is increasing rapidly, and the role of geoscientists within is wide and varied. In November 2018, this excitement culminated with the landing of the NASA InSight mission on Mars, where it will study the interior of the planet.

  • Business Economics

    Module code: MA7433 The this module is to introduce you to core economic principles and how these may be used in a business environment to help decision making.

  • The Digital World

    Module code: GY1424 Step into the future of geography with the Digital World module. This course isn't just about acquiring digital skills - it's essential for the modern geographer.

  • Family Law

    Module code: LW3250 Family law issues have attracted much public debate and have increasingly been recognised as key areas for legal scholarship.

  • Classical Landscapes

    Module code: AR7528 This module explores the nature and scope of the various sources of evidence – textual and archaeological, for the study of classical landscapes and the social use of space.

  • Genes for learning and memory are 650 million years old, study shows

    A team of scientists led by researchers from the University of Leicester have discovered that the genes required for learning, memory, aggression and other complex behaviours originated around 650 million years ago.

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