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  • Museums and Contemporary Issues

    Module code: MU7558 This module brings together leading activist museum practitioners from the UK to discuss and examine how museums and galleries can engage with unfolding contemporary social issues.

  • Investigative Journalism

    Module code:JO3008 In this module, you’ll plan, conduct and report on an independent research project of your choice.

  • Features Journalism

    Module code:JO1003 This module will introduce you to features journalism, its practice, theories and concepts. You'll learn what features are, how they originate, how they are constructed and what makes them stand-out.

  • Condensed Matter Physics

    Module code: PA2230 ‘Condensed Matter’ explores the physics that underpins the behaviour of electrons in crystalline solid materials and is included in the Institute of Physics “core of physics” material.

  • Writing Fiction

    Module code: EN7135 This module offers you the opportunity to develop your own writing by examining a number of aspects of the theory and craft of writing prose fiction and putting these into practice.

  • International Theory

    Module code: PL2015 International relations as a field of study has only emerged within the past 100 years since the horror of the First World War. However, classic texts and thinkers have influenced many of its key theories and arguments.

  • Global Ethics in Practice

    Module code: PL7095 Throughout this module you’ll be exploring the key ethical principles governing international action, and you’ll use this knowledge to critically assess ethical issues in global politics.

  • Global Digital Cultures

    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.

  • Centre for Palaeobiology and Biosphere Evolution

    We challenge the culturally-biased human-centered view of nature that neglects the dynamic character of the biosphere, its past configurations, and the fragility of the world-state in which humans evolved and now exist.

  • Julian Ketley

    The academic profile of Professor Julian Ketley, Professor of bacterial genetics, deputy director MIBTP (Leicester), and CLS director of postgraduate research at University of Leicester

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