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  • Writing Voices

    Module code: EN3119 This creative writing module aims to investigate the relationship between creative writing and the key concept of ‘voice.’ It aims to introduce some of the contexts and genres of writing in which notions of ‘voice’ and ‘vocality’ play a central part.

  • Epidemiology

    Module code: MD7452 Modelling in epidemiology project The project is designed to give you experience in analysing epidemiological data using logistic and Poisson models. The project uses real datasets, which inevitably comes with some real problems.

  • Patrick Highton

    The academic profile of Dr Patrick Highton, NIHR Advanced Research Fellow at University of Leicester

  • UNIversal Gym Membership

    The University of Leicester has signed up to the UNIversal Gym membership scheme with British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS).

  • Environmental, Climate Change and Sustainability Law

    Module code: LW3631 The topics in this single-semester module examines the actors, processes, policy and governance and sectoral responses related to the specific challenges that relate to environmental law, climate change and sustainability.

  • Dissertation (ELH)

    Module code: HS7100 You’re coming to the conclusion of your postgraduate study, and your dissertation is the chance to put all your learning into practice.

  • MRes Dissertation

    Module code: HS7450 You’re coming to the conclusion of your postgraduate study, and your dissertation is the chance to put all your learning into practice.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: HS7000 You’re coming to the conclusion of your postgraduate study, and your dissertation is the chance to put all your learning into practice.

  • Game Theory

    Module code: EC7089 Game theory is a mathematical method used to analyse situations of interactive decision-making.

  • Operating Systems, Networks and Distributed Systems

    Module code: CO2017 An operating system forms the interface between the computer's hardware and the user. Examples include Windows NT (and subsequent versions), Linux (and other versions of Unix), and MacOS.

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