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  • Postgraduate courses

    Chemistry postgraduates at the University of Leicester learn from leading experts, using the latest advances in scientific knowledge in teaching, learning and practice.

  • Course and Syllabus Design

    Module code: ED7808 By the end of this module, youwill be able to analyse a range of syllabus and course types, understand key concepts and terminology used in course and syllabus design in ELT and evaluate learning needs across a range of settings.

  • Reflective Practice in Education (Primary GCSE)

    Module code: ED7435 (double module) This module enables you to develop as a reflective practitioner through critically analysing your own pedagogic learning and your impact on student learning in the classroom.

  • Maths for Economics 1

    Module code: EC1005 This module will equip you with the essential mathematical tools required for all economists.

  • Maths for Economics 1

    Module code: EC1005 This module will equip you with the essential mathematical tools required for all economists.

  • Maths for Economics 1

    Module code: EC1005 This module will equip you with the essential mathematical tools required for all economists.

  • Political Communication

    Module code: MS7517 Module co-ordinator: Dr Vincent Campbell Module Outline This module examines developments in theories and practices of political communication, and places them in an international context.

  • Managing and Developing People and Organisations

    Module code: MN7701 The module comprises two parts: The introductory part of the module provides an induction to your programme. In this section you'll learn what, why and how you'll study in the programme, and the programme values and expectations.

  • Medical Leadership in the Foundations: Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester: Pa

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • The Future of Work

    Module code: MN1013 We are living through a revolution in the world of work.  The main forces of change, such as automation and globalisation, have been building for several years and appear to have accelerated after the COVID-19 pandemic.

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