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  • Reporting War and Security Post 9/11

    Module code: MS7220 Module Outline This is a module designed to engage you with current issues of media and conflict, specifically war coverage and the effect of ICTs on the reporting of war, spin and propaganda practices.

  • Treatment and Therapeutic Interventions in Mental Health

    Module code: NU2014 In this module you will learn to apply a range of therapeutic interventions that are used with individuals, families and groups that need therapeutic interventions.

  • Gene and genome analysis

    Module code: BS7101 In this module you will study the very broad role bioinformatics plays in the fields of genetics and genomics.

  • Charles Wilson Building

    Global Lounge The social study spaces on the ground floor of the Charles Wilson Building provide a relaxed, informal space for you to study. The space is open Monday – Sunday. You will need your ID card to access Charles Wilson through the side entrance before 7.00am and after 6.

  • KISU observer of the Kurdistan Independence Referendum Elections

    A University academic, from the School of History, Politics and International Relations, has taken part in a fact-finding mission to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

  • Gene and genome analysis

    Module code: BS7101 In this module you will study the very broad role bioinformatics plays in the fields of genetics and genomics.

  • Post-War British Popular Culture

    Module code: HA3475 This is a module on the history of popular (visual) culture in Britain since 1945 – including cinema, television, comics and popular fiction.

  • Treatment and Therapeutic Interventions in Mental Health

    Module code: NU2014 In this module you will learn to apply a range of therapeutic interventions that are used with individuals, families and groups that need therapeutic interventions.

  • Ning Wang

    The academic profile of Dr Ning Wang, Lecturer in Cancer Metabolism and Prevention at University of Leicester

  • Firms, Markets and Welfare

    Module code: EC2050 By providing a thorough grounding in modern microeconomic analysis, and building upon the base laid down in earlier modules, this module will develop your ability to analyse and understand modern market economics.

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