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  • Physiology, Pharmacology and Behaviour

    Module code: BS3033 This module will develop the principles of cellular neurophysiology into a consideration of the integrative activity of the central nervous system in order to achieve higher functions such as perception and behaviour.

  • Biological Sciences: Molecules to Systems

    Module code: BS0014 ‘Biological Sciences: molecules to systems’ aims to explore the fundamental chemistry of biological molecules and how this relates to the synthesis and activity of biomolecules.

  • Leicester Pro-Vice-Chancellor discusses studying at several universities

    In the recent Higher Education and Research Bill, the Government proposes that students should get transferable credits for modules and feel free to move between higher education providers.

  • Physiology, Pharmacology and Behaviour

    Module code: BS3033 This module will develop the principles of cellular neurophysiology into a consideration of the integrative activity of the central nervous system in order to achieve higher functions such as perception and behaviour.

  • Derivatives

    Module code: AF2137 Derivatives provide important tools for investors and portfolio managers in risk management.

  • Accounting Analysis and Valuation: Private and Public Sectors

    Module code: AF7244 Financial statements are the primary source of information about organisations. One of the main aims of financial statements is to help users of accounting information to determine the value of organisations and their activities.

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    Learning Development Manager

  • UKSA Space for All Grant

    UKSA Space for All Grant

  • Analysing Law

    Module code: LW1171 In this module you'll develop the one skill that separates lawyers from those who just know some facts about the law: the ability to 'think like a lawyer'.

  • Analysing Law (advanced)

    Module code: LW2171 In this module you'll develop the one skill that separates lawyers from those who just know some facts about the law: the ability to 'think like a lawyer'.

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