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  • Business Taxation

    Module code: EC2085/EC3085 Each government and nation has their own requirements of how much and what type of taxes business are obligated to pay.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: PS7585 This module will introduce you to a variety of research and data analysis methods and techniques that can be used when conducting psychological research, and to their underlying principles.

  • Business Taxation

    Module code: EC2085/EC3085 Each government and nation has their own requirements of how much and what type of taxes business are obligated to pay.

  • Business Taxation

    Module code: EC2085/EC3085 Each government and nation has their own requirements of how much and what type of taxes business are obligated to pay.

  • Melany Cruz

    The academic profile of Dr Melany Cruz, Lecturer in International Politics (Global South) at University of Leicester

  • Application of Occupational Psychology

    Module code: PS7589 In this module you will study the application of occupational psychology to individual employees and organisations. We will focus on evidence-based practice and helping you to become a scientist practitioner.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: CR3514 This module is a supervised independent learning module. You will be encouraged to investigate and explore an extended research project, which will teach you useful transferable skills.

  • Application of Occupational Psychology

    Module code: PS7589 In this module you will study the application of occupational psychology to individual employees and organisations. We will focus on evidence-based practice and helping you to become a scientist practitioner.

  • Social Justice in Practice

    Module code: MS7016 During this module you'll create a project that revolves around social justice which will have the potential for real world application. You could investigate feminism, decolonisation, or indigenous philosophy and ethics to address real world issues.

  • Conference to focus on producing graduates with skills employers seek

    The University is enlisting the help of graduate recruiters and employer representatives to identify how its curricula can encourage students to develop the “soft skills” needed in the work place.

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