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  • Critical Perspectives on Management

    Module code: MN7567 Module Outline Today concerns over the conduct but more importantly the basic methods and goals of business and management have manifested themselves in a widespread and broad-based anti-capitalist movement.

  • Research Methods and Dissertation

    Module code: MN7651 The dissertation will enable you to undertake a sustained investigation in an area of your choice related to human resource management and training.

  • Corporate Social Responsibility: Theory and Practice

    Module code: MN2116 Corporate Social Responsibility has become an intrinsic part of business strategy. It's a broad term which may involve operational changes, innovation, customer and employee engagement and brand differentiation, amongst others.

  • Place, Branding and Tourism

    Module code: MN3144 We've all been guilty of feeling pangs of jealousy when photos of exotic destinations or cool city breaks pop up on our Instagram feed.

  • Modern Languages Summer School

    Module code: ML2007 When you take one of our Modern Languages courses, you’ll have the opportunity to take part in one of our partly-funded two-week summer schools during the summer vacation at the end of your first year, which is an integral part of your degree.

  • Masters Research Project (Geology)

    Module code: GL4101 The Masters Research Project is a major piece of independent research work that you carry out in your 4th year.

  • Research Project (Palaeobiology)

    Module code: GL4103 The Palaeobiology Research Project is a major piece of independent research work that you carry out in your 4th year.

  • Masters Research Project (Geophysics)

    Module code: GL4104 The Masters Research Project is a major piece of independent research work that you carry out in your 4th year.

  • John Williams

    Information and contact details for John Williams, Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Leicester.

  • Lisa Rodgers

    The academic profile of Dr Lisa Rodgers, Associate Professor of Law at University of Leicester

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