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  • Gender and Power in Contemporary France

    Module code: FR3208 This module focuses the complex changing position of women and men in contemporary France through the critical lens of gender and power.

  • Webinars and Events

    Details of interactive events available within the Science Kitchen, and recorded webinars to bring science to life and communicate Leicester research to the wider world.

  • Andrew Futter

    Information and contact details for Professor Andrew Futter, Professor of International Politics at the University of Leicester.

  • Simon Knell

    The academic profile of Professor Simon Knell, Professor of Contemporary Museology at University of Leicester

  • Sarah Pancholi

    The academic profile of Dr Sarah Pancholi, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Neotropical Rainforests

    Module code: GY3431 This module is taught entirely during a field trip in the Colombian Amazon rainforest. The module introduces to you some fundamental concepts of tropical ecology, ecological processes and biochemical cycles.

  • Microeconomics

    Module code: EC1000 Microeconomics is the study of decision making behaviours displayed by individuals, firms and institutions and how these behaviours influence the market.

  • Planning, Intervention and Evaluation of Care for Children and Young People

    Module code: NU2115 (double module) In this module you will identify the role a nurse has in negotiating nursing care with patients, families and carers and we will focus in particular on the care of children and young people.

  • Planning, Intervention and Evaluation of Care with a Focus on Older People

    Module code: NU2015 (double module) In this module you will identify the role a nurse has in negotiating nursing care with patients, families and carers and we will focus in particular on the caring of older people.

  • Spring seminar series 2016

    Browse our 2016 spring seminar series in the Victorian Studies Centre.

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