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  • Scientific Method and Principles of Analytical Chemistry

    Module code: CH1206 In this module, you'll learn about two associated fields of study that will be massively important as you progress as a chemist and scientist.

  • Advanced Chemistry Practical

    Module code: CH3271 You've passed the halfway mark of your MChem and your practical chemistry skills will have developed immensely from when you began. This module will enable you to put your hard work so far into practice.

  • Scientific Method and Principles of Analytical Chemistry

    Module code: CH1206 In this module, you'll learn about two associated fields of study that will be massively important as you progress as a chemist and scientist.

  • Advanced Chemistry Practical

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  • Scientific Method and Principles of Analytical Chemistry

    Module code: CH1206 In this module, you'll learn about two associated fields of study that will be massively important as you progress as a chemist and scientist.

  • Making an application

    Find information on applying for primary and secondary PGCE teacher training with the University of Leicester via UCASTT, UCAS Teacher Training, and also see guidance on submitting references.

  • University cited by Leicester MP in European Union membership debate

    Our University has been cited in a European Union membership debate in the House of Commons by Leicester West and Labour MP, Liz Kendall, on 15 June.

  • Leicester scientists describe astronomical phenomenon never witnessed before

    Researchers from our University have contributed to a simultaneous global announcement -  in London, Washington DC, and Munich  -  of the discovery and results from the joint detection of gravitational waves and light from the collision of a pair of mutually...

  • Research into agricultural revolution in AngloSaxon England sheds new light on medieval land use

    Researchers from our University will be shedding new light on how an ‘agricultural revolution’ in Anglo-Saxon England fueled the growth of towns and markets as part of a new project investigating medieval farming habits.

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