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  • Derivatives

    Module code: MN3146 Derivatives make up a large proportion of the financial instruments traded on global markets, and this module will introduce you to their underlying key concepts and principles.

  • Data Journalism

    Module code: JO3004 In this module, you’ll explore the phenomenon of data journalism. You’ll look at the history and development of data journalism, evaluate its place in today’s media landscape and predict its possible future role.

  • Data Journalism

    Module code: JO3004 In this module, you’ll explore the phenomenon of data journalism. You’ll look at the history and development of data journalism, evaluate its place in today’s media landscape and predict its possible future role.

  • Data Journalism

    Module code: JO3004 In this module, you’ll explore the phenomenon of data journalism. You’ll look at the history and development of data journalism, evaluate its place in today’s media landscape and predict its possible future role.

  • Bernard Attard

    The academic profile of Dr Bernard Attard, Associate Professor in Economic History at University of Leicester

  • Hate, Extremism and 'Everyday' Prejudice

    Module code: CR7154 Recent global events have demonstrated that prejudice, hate and extremism continue to pose significant social problems.

  • Research Projects

    A selection of current and recent research projects in Leicester Law School.

  • Dr Arash (Ash) Sadeghi

    The academic profile of Dr Arash (Ash) Sadeghi, Associate Professor in International Business at University of Leicester

  • 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.

  • Anthology

    Description of the fiction and poetry anthology, Unstitching Silence, produced for the AHRC-funded collaborative project 'Representing Gender-Based Violence: Literature, Performance and Activism in the Anglophone Caribbean'.

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