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  • Working with History: The Heritage Field Project

    Module code: HS2802 Participating in this module will give you hands on experience working in the heritage industry, offering you invaluable experience for the future.

  • Bioethics

    Module code: LW7299 This module enables students to identify, specify and weigh and balance relevant moral norms to guide and evaluate conduct as it relates to moral problems in medicine and healthcare.

  • Heritage Field Project

    Module code: HS2802 Participating in this module will give you hands on experience working in the heritage industry, offering you invaluable experience for the future.

  • Advanced Readings in Mathematics 1

    Module code: MA4701 This module is intended to develop the your independent learning skills, alongside writing and presentation skills in a seminar format. At the beginning of the semester, a list of topics in Functional Analysis will be provided.

  • Introduction to the History of Art 1: Antiquity to Baroque

    Module code: HA1112 This module surveys the history of art from classical antiquity to the Dutch Golden Age. Across this module, we will investigate why this 'canon' of great works and great artists (whether one accepts it or not) came to be.

  • Reservoir Geoscience: Hydrocarbons and Carbon Sequestration

    Module code: GL3041 Reservoir geoscience looks at the geology and geophysics of conventional and unconventional petroleum reservoirs and how these may also be used to store carbon dioxide.

  • Sue Shackleton

    The academic profile of Dr Sue Shackleton, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Applied Econometrics Project

    Module code: EC3064 This project will give you the chance to explore and take a more in-depth look at some prevalent areas of research in econometrics.

  • Advanced Money and Banking

    Module code: EC7107 In this module you will study the behaviour of banks in the modern macro-financial system, based on the latest research in this area.

  • Micorobial genomes

    Genome is the word we use to describe all of an organism's DNA, including its chromosomes and any other pieces of DNA it may have acquired. The University of Leicester provides a range of resources for academic purposes.

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