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    Learn how to create an accolade component.

  • Global Eco-Cultures

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  • Consumers, Brands and Digital Marketing

    Module code: MK3004 This module explores the issues of consumer behaviour and digital brand engagement in contemporary markets.  You will examine how technology reshapes brand communication and customer experience as well as exploring digital ecosystems.

  • Consumers, Brands and Digital Marketing

    Module code: MK3004 This module explores the issues of consumer behaviour and digital brand engagement in contemporary markets.  You will examine how technology reshapes brand communication and customer experience as well as exploring digital ecosystems.

  • Astrophysics

    The Astrophysics division brings together our world-class observational and theoretical astrophysics together with technology development activities which underpin the research programme.

  • Introduction to Criminology

    Module code: CR1004 (double module) This module provides you with a general introduction to the discipline of Criminology by giving you the opportunity to develop your knowledge on criminological topics relating to crime, culture and control.

  • Introduction to Criminology

    Module code: CR1004 (double module) This module provides you with a general introduction to the discipline of Criminology by giving you the opportunity to develop your knowledge on criminological topics relating to crime, culture and control.

  • GIS in Environmental Health

    Module code: GY7710 This module will provide a broad introduction on using GIS to study the relationship of environment and human health in the context of epidemiological studies and public health inquiry.

  • Nick Smith

    The academic profile of Dr Nick Smith, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Gowan Dawson

    The academic profile of Professor Gowan Dawson, Professor of Victorian Literature and Culture at University of Leicester

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