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  • Discrete Structures

    Module code: CO1012 In this module you will study the basic concepts from discrete mathematics that are needed in the study of computer science. While the main purpose is to learn the necessary maths, the module is taught from a computer science viewpoint throughout.

  • Actuarial Modelling 1

    Module code: MA7401 This module considers the mathematics fundamental to Actuarial Science. It introduces the analysis of compound interest and cash flow and some basic concepts of financial modelling.

  • Actuarial Modelling 1

    Module code: MA2401 This module considers the mathematics fundamental to Actuarial Science. It introduces the analysis of compound interest and cash flow and some basic concepts of financial modelling.

  • Science and Technology 2

    Module code: RA2003 This module will recap and expand on previous knowledge around science and technology of medical imaging as well as introducing the science behind advanced imaging technologies including magnetic resonance imaging and radionuclide imaging.

  • Actuarial Modelling 1

    Module code: MA2401 This module considers the mathematics fundamental to Actuarial Science. It introduces the analysis of compound interest and cash flow and some basic concepts of financial modelling.

  • Actuarial Modelling 1

    Module code: MA7401 This module considers the mathematics fundamental to Actuarial Science. It introduces the analysis of compound interest and cash flow and some basic concepts of financial modelling.

  • Shirley Lodge

    Shirley Lodge offers affordable accommodation in the centre of The Village. With only four rooms, Shirley Lodge is a good option if you would like to live with a small group of people.

  • Claire Lidstone

    The academic profile of Ms Claire Lidstone, Lecturer CQMU and University of Leicester Joint Partnership Musculoskeletal Lead. at University of Leicester

  • Fingers off the button

    Fingers off the button On Thursday 5 May, Turi King, Professor of Public Engagement and Genetics, facilitated another talk in our ‘Difficult Conversations’ series where Professor Andrew Futter and guests explored the risks of the rising use of nuclear weapons, along with how...

  • Student engagement FAQs

    Regular engagement is an important aspect of learning and the student experience. If you engage with all aspects of your programme you are more likely to succeed with your studies.

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