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  • Information Processing and Cognition

    Module code: PS2111 In this module, you will discover how humans and, in some cases other animals, acquire, store and use information to reason and solve problems.

  • Information Processing and Cognition

    Module code: PS2111 In this module, you will discover how humans and, in some cases other animals, acquire, store and use information to reason and solve problems.

  • Information Processing and Cognition

    Module code: PS2111 In this module, you will discover how humans and, in some cases other animals, acquire, store and use information to reason and solve problems.

  • The banknote: a symbol of trust?

    Read the article The banknote: a symbol of trust? This is part of the Social Worlds project at the University of Leicester.

  • Media and Gender

    Module code: MS3000 Media and Gender is a lively and engaging module which addresses key issues and concerns around how women, men and gender-non conforming individuals are represented, experience and engage with various media forms.

  • Media and Gender

    Module code: MS3000 Media and Gender is a lively and engaging module which addresses key issues and concerns around how women, men and gender-non conforming individuals are represented, experience and engage with various media forms.

  • R for Data Science

    Module code: GY7702 This module focuses on the programming language R as an effective tool for data science.

  • Media and Gender

    Module code: MS3000 Media and Gender is a lively and engaging module which addresses key issues and concerns around how women, men and gender-non conforming individuals are represented, experience and engage with various media forms.

  • Leadership

    Module code: MN7627 Leadership is not easy to define, let alone isolate, measure and study.  Indeed, even influential leadership academics have admitted that robust, empirical evidence in the field of leadership can sometimes be embarrassingly scarce.

  • International careers services collaborate to share employability best practice in Higher Education

    The University of Leicester’s Career Development Service has partnered with the University of California, Berkeley’s Career Center to host an employability event that is the first of its kind.

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