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  • Evidence Based Practice 2

    Module code: PH2004 (double module) During this module, you will continue to develop your knowledge and understanding of evidence-based practice you gained during your first year at Leicester.

  • Evidence Based Practice 2

    Module code: PH2004 (double module) During this module, you will continue to develop your knowledge and understanding of evidence-based practice you gained during your first year at Leicester.

  • Entrepreneurship

    Module code: MN3166 This module provides an introduction to entrepreneurship, debunking common myths and presenting essential facts about entrepreneurs and their ventures.

  • 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.

  • Practice-based education

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  • Terry Brugha

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

  • Evidence Based Practice 2

    Module code: PH2004 (double module) During this module, you will continue to develop your knowledge and understanding of evidence-based practice you gained during your first year at Leicester.

  • Internet Law

    Module code: LW3491 How are individuals’ privacy and data protection rights protected on the Internet? What are the risks and benefits of personal data being processed globally? How are consumers protected when they acquire goods and services online? How are intellectual...

  • Markov Processes

    Module code: MA2404 This module gives an introduction to the mathematical models that Actuaries use in their day-to-day work.  Initially, we will focus on describing general principles of risk modelling in financial and actuarial sectors.

  • Microbial Pathogenesis

    Module code: BS3014 ‘Microbial Pathogenesis’ aims to demonstrate the molecular and genetic basis of strategies employed by microorganisms to invade host tissue, avoid host defence mechanisms and proliferate at sites of infection.

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