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  • Research Methods

    Module code: AF7502 This module provides a rigorous foundation in financial research design and empirical analysis equipping you with the conceptual and technical skills required for advanced research in finance.

  • Together Against Harassment

    Learn more about the Together Against Harassment project in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at Leicester.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: AF7502 This module provides a rigorous foundation in financial research design and empirical analysis equipping you with the conceptual and technical skills required for advanced research in finance.

  • Writing for Laughs

    Module code: EN3204 This module aims to mix creative writing, criticism and theory in its exploration of modern and contemporary comedy.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: AF7502 This module provides a rigorous foundation in financial research design and empirical analysis equipping you with the conceptual and technical skills required for advanced research in finance.

  • Writing for Laughs

    Module code: EN3204 This module aims to mix creative writing, criticism and theory in its exploration of modern and contemporary comedy.

  • Briefing papers

    Browse the five themed briefing papers produced by the Centre for Hate Studies as part of the Leicester Hate Crime Project - these papers outline the standout findings from the research.

  • Leicester OnTrack to advance social mobility

    Martin Perfect, Employer Relationship Manager in the Careers Service at the University of Leicester, has discussed the challenges of advancing social mobility and the Widening Participation schemes available to students at the University.

  • Benefits and services

    Make the most of the benefits and services that are available to you as part of the Leicester alumni community, including discounts on further study, library access, careers advice and more.

  • Our approach

    Research England At the University of Leicester, they have clearly placed developing countries as the prime beneficiaries of their activities, have clear priorities in the case of funding increases or decreases, and have developed a theory of change to evaluate impact.

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