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  • Survival Models

    Module code: MA7414 This module will give a comprehensive grounding in the fundamental notation and processes in studying human mortality data in an actuarial context.

  • Theories of Globalisation and New Media

    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.

  • Global Media Events: Spectacles, Festivals and Conferences

    Module code: MS7123 Module Outline In this module you will examine the role of global media events as platforms for the fabrication and transmission of global meaning (icons, norms, ideas, knowledge).

  • Competence and Practice

    Module code: RA3003 This module will prepare you for your transition to an autonomous professional who can use professional judgement to ensure safe and effective production of medical imaging.

  • 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.

  • Survival Models

    Module code: MA7414 This module will give a comprehensive grounding in the fundamental notation and processes in studying human mortality data in an actuarial context.

  • Supported groups

    The LIAS Flagship Scheme The LIAS Flagship scheme is awarded to previous LIAS fund-holders demonstrating continuous engagement with interdisciplinary research.

  • Drosophila

    vectors available for expression in drosophila

  • Researchers taking their work to Parliament

    Researchers from our University will be delivering their work at STEM for Britain- an annual poster competition in the Houses of Parliament that aims to support and promote Britain's early-career research scientists and engineers.

  • Pact on research will be key part of UK-EU accord

    President & Vice-Chancellor of the University of Leicester Professor Paul Boyle is co-signatory to a letter that has appeared in the FT on the future UK-EU relationship.

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