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  • High-Performance Work Practices

    Module code: LM3508 This module critically explores the links between HRM practice and worker performance.

  • Introductory Econometrics

    Module code: EC2010 Econometrics is the branch of economics that uses mathematical and statistical models to describe economic theories, and it applies these models to predict future trends from established data.

  • High-Performance Work Practices

    Module code: LM3508 This module critically explores the links between HRM practice and worker performance.

  • Innovation and Reform: Lead Module

    Module code: ED7316 (double module) This first module of the Innovation and Reform pathway explores a number of educational innovation and reform initiatives in response to forces of globalisation.

  • High-Performance Work Practices

    Module code: LM3508 This module critically explores the links between HRM practice and worker performance.

  • Introductory Econometrics

    Module code: EC2010 Econometrics is the branch of economics that uses mathematical and statistical models to describe economic theories, and it applies these models to predict future trends from established data.

  • Innovation and Reform: Lead Module

    Module code: ED7316 (double module) This first module of the Innovation and Reform pathway explores a number of educational innovation and reform initiatives in response to forces of globalisation.

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    Dr David Clark from the School of English has written an article for The Conversation discussing medieval attitudes towards sex.

  • President and ViceChancellor speaks to Leicesters postgraduate community

    President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Boyle has given an interview to Frontier, the University's postgraduate research magazine written by members of our postgraduate community.

  • Saving and improving babies’ lives

    Professor Elizabeth Draper, Professor Samantha Johnson and Professor Helen McIntyre discuss why improving the quality of maternity and neonatal care is saving lives.

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