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  • Daniel Ladley

    The academic profile of Professor Daniel Ladley, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Head of College and Executive Dean of ULSB and Professor of Finance at University of Leicester

  • Projects and Supervisors

    You can check out the research we have been undertaking on our programme in our list of projects and supervisors..

  • Literature for Children and Young Adults

    Module code: EN1090 On this module we’ll explore literature aimed at young people, ranging from some of the earliest such works in English to contemporary novels.

  • Terry Brugha

    The academic profile of Professor Terry Brugha, Professor of Psychiatry at University of Leicester

  • Julian Ketley

    The academic profile of Professor Julian Ketley, Professor of bacterial genetics, deputy director MIBTP (Leicester), and CLS director of postgraduate research at University of Leicester

  • International Theory

    Module code: PL2015 International relations as a field of study has only emerged within the past 100 years since the horror of the First World War. However, classic texts and thinkers have influenced many of its key theories and arguments.

  • Global Ethics in Practice

    Module code: PL7095 Throughout this module you’ll be exploring the key ethical principles governing international action, and you’ll use this knowledge to critically assess ethical issues in global politics.

  • Global Digital Cultures

    Module code: MS7083 This module focuses on the global expansion of capitalism, the shift from industrial to service and information economies, and the significance of the 'cultural' as an expanding arena of production and consumption.

  • Steered Research Project

    Module code: BS7120 Your steered research project will be organised as a group project with individually assessed components focusing on the topic of next generation sequencing.

  • Households and Domesticity in the Ancient World

    Module code: AR7560 Households and families were at the heart of social organisation in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, and are fundamental building blocks for reconstructing past cultural life.

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