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  • Introduction to Interpreting

    Module code: TS1001 This module will help you to explain different modes of interpreting in different professional settings. We will discuss interpreting as a profession and as an academic discipline as well as produce short intervals of utterances in liaison interpreting.

  • Landscape Archaeology

    Module code: AR7522 This module introduces the theoretical issues underpinning landscape archaeology, and the range of techniques in the human and natural sciences that can be combined in the broad field of landscape studies.

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  • Interaction Design (ID) and User Experience (UX)

    Module code: CO7223 In this module we will cover basic theoretical models and practical skills for the design and evaluation of interactive systems. We will explore the core concepts of usability and UX, and also the principles of design.

  • Interaction Design (ID) and User Experience (UX)

    Module code: CO4223 In this module we will cover basic theoretical models and practical skills for the design and evaluation of interactive systems. We will explore the core concepts of usability and UX, and also the principles of design.

  • Contemporary Environmental Challenges

    Module code: GY7717 As a society, we are facing a range of critical environmental challenges. In this module you will analyse complex challenges and their interlinkages, and evaluate and critique a range of prospective and sometimes radical solutions.

  • Principles of Marketing

    Module code: MK1002 So you've got a brilliant idea for a product; great, but how are you going to get people to buy it? What exactly goes into someone purchasing your product? Often, it's solely down to successful marketing, and this module will introduce you to the...

  • Debating religious space and place from Constantine to Cnut (AD 306-1035)

    ‘Debating Religious Space and Place from Constantine to Cnut (AD 306-1035)’ was a two-day conference hosted by the University of Leicester on 22-23 November 2014.

  • What can Critics of Management and Critics of Economics learn from each other?

    Posted by in School of Business Blog on February 19, 2014 Neil Lancastle, one of the School’s current PhD students, brings his experience of curricular reform in economics to bear upon the promises (and problems) of being “critical” in a School of Management.

  • Jennifer Smith Maguire

    Jennifer is Senior Lecturer in Cultural Production and Consumption. Her research focuses on the intersection of processes of cultural production and consumption in the construction of markets, tastes and value.

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