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  • Gordon Campbell

    Gordon Campbell is Professor of Renaissance Studies at University of Leicester.

  • Evening Waugh: Waugh in Abyssinia, 23 May

    Details for the next Waugh book group meeting, 23 May 2016

  • Suraj Pathak

    Clinical Research Fellow in Cardiac Surgery Background Suraj is a clinical research fellow in cardiac surgery. He initially trained as an engineer, completing a degree in Bioengineering from Imperial College London.

  • Mechanics

    Module code: PA1110 Classical mechanics, sometimes known as Newtonian mechanics, is the branch of classical (pre-quantum) physics concerned with forces and motion, particularly of macroscopic objects.

  • Mathematical Physics 2

    Module code: PA2710 The module builds on the mathematics covered in year 1, and continues to develop the mathematical techniques that are necessary in many areas of higher level physics.

  • Bilingual Writing and Self-Translation: Literature in a Cross-Cultural Perspective

    Module code: FR3051 Our world today is increasingly multilingual and this module looks at the ways in which literary writers incorporate different languages in their work.

  • Practice Education 3

    Module code: PH3004 During this module, you will continue to attain the 1,000 hours of clinical practice required to qualify as an HCPC and CSP accredited physiotherapist.

  • Practice Education 2

    Module code: PH2007 This module continues the practice education placement experience you started during PH2006 Practice Education 1.

  • Practice Education 5

    Module code: PH3006 During this module, you will continue the placement started in your Practice Education modules, completing the 1,000 hours of clinical practice required to qualify as an HCPC and CSP accredited physiotherapist.

  • Professional registration

    Professional registration provides independent recognition of your achievements and maintaining the exact standards required to join the global community of professional scientists.

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