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  • School of Business Blog: Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester: Page 10

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • Foundations of Law

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  • Foundations of Law

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  • Anglo-Saxon Paganism: Writing the Non-Christian in Anglo-Saxon England

    Module code: EN7229 In this module, we will explore the ways in which Anglo-Saxon authors engaged with the pre-Christian past and consider the evidence for pre-Christian religious life among the Anglo-Saxons.

  • Corporate Governance

    Module code: MN7036 In this module you'll explore theoretical approaches, contemporary issues and practical aspects of corporate governance.

  • The History of Alcohol in North America, 1650-1950

    Module code: HS2359 This module surveys the social and cultural history of drinking in modern American society, and considers how the historical and cross-cultural study of drinking can add to contemporary debates surrounding alcohol consumption.

  • The History of Alcohol in North America, 1650-1950

    Module code: HS2359 This module surveys the social and cultural history of drinking in modern American society, and considers how the historical and cross-cultural study of drinking can add to contemporary debates surrounding alcohol consumption.

  • The History of Alcohol in North America, 1650-1950

    Module code: HS2359 This module surveys the social and cultural history of drinking in modern American society, and considers how the historical and cross-cultural study of drinking can add to contemporary debates surrounding alcohol consumption.

  • Resources for Educators

    Part of Leicester Medical School's Racial Inclusion in the Curriculum Toolkit; resources and links to further reading

  • EAP Students

    Module code: EN7910 This module looks at the relationships between students’ learning experiences and their expectations when entering higher education, as well as how these expectations relate to the expectations of academic staff.

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