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  • Management Project

    Module code: MN7410 Your research will centre on identifying and exploring a major management issue associated with a particular organisational topic or theme.

  • International Management Project

    Module code: MN7411 Your research will centre on identifying and exploring a major management issue associated with a particular organisational topic or theme.

  • Emergency Planning Management

    Module code: MK7608 This module introduces various dimensions of the management of emergencies.

  • Consumer Behaviour

    Module code: MK2121 Understanding consumer behaviour is critical to the successful execution of marketing strategies and brand building.

  • Year 12 progression programmes

    Learn more about the Year 12 progression programmes offered at the University of Leicester.

  • Forensic Accounting

    Module code: AF3013 Forensic Accounting aims to provide a critical appreciation of the context, motivations and rationalisation of financial fraud.

  • Subtropical Physiology and Ecology

    Module code: BS3078 This module will help you develop advanced field course skills with a particular focus on animal and plant physiology, ecology and behaviour. It will introduce a broad range of topics including oceanography, palaeontology, sampling, taxonomy and toxicology.

  • Bioinformatics

    Module code: BS2040 ‘Bioinformatics’ gives an introductory overview of the underpinning principles of molecular biology that allow the acquisition, analysis and storage of information about genomes, transcriptomes and proteomes.

  • From Individuals to Populations: An Introduction to Genetics

    Module code: BS1050 This module will introduce you to the patterns of genetic variation/inheritance in families and of genetic variation in populations, and to current applications of genetics into modern medicine, anthropology, biotechnology and conservation.

  • International Management Project

    Module code: MN7411 Your research will centre on identifying and exploring a major management issue associated with a particular organisational topic or theme.

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