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    Module code: GL4100 Geology is a dynamic discipline, with a constant stream of fresh ideas, pivotal new data, and controversial interpretations.

  • Mineral Resources for Net-Zero Carbon 2

    Module code: GL3110 Pre-requisites: GL2106 This module will build on what you have learned in your second year and extend your knowledge of world-class ore deposit types.

  • Introduction to Chemistry

    Module code: CH0061 Chemistry is a broad discipline with many areas and specialities under its umbrella. That's why we've designed this module to encompass a broad range of subjects and topics within the central science.

  • Critical Geographies of Environment and Development

    Module code: GY2411 This module will build on your first year studies on issues of environment, society and globalisation. You'll be examining and analysing how ‘development’ is practised, and the ideas and theories underpinning this.

  • About the Library

    Contact Library staff Key contacts for the Library staff and its services. Policies Library Regulations, Data Protection Statement and Collection policies. Library projects Current projects include Our History and Unlocking our Sound Heritage.

  • Pratik Choudhary

    The academic profile of Professor Pratik Choudhary, Professor/Honorary Consultant in Diabetes at University of Leicester

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  • Working with Geographical Information

    Module code: GY1421 Working With Geographical Information is an introduction to the use of quantitative data and methods to answer geographic questions.

  • MBiolSci Research Project

    Module code: BS4010 One of the most valued features of this course is the Research Project, in which you will put your newly acquired practical skills and knowledge to the test.

  • Survival Models

    Module code: MA2414 The module provides an introduction to fundamental concepts of mortality modelling that Actuaries use in their day-to-day work. The appropriate terminology is firstly introduced then the four basic models of mortality are explained.

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