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  • The Shock of the Modern

    Module code: HS1002 Modernity hit the nation and changed almost every aspect of people’s lives from personal identity, to public institutions and the nation state. Its evolution has been integral to the world we live in today, and it has shifted many aspects of our lives.

  • Contemporary Challenges in Intellectual Property Law

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  • Contemporary Challenges in Intellectual Property Law

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  • International Marketing

    Module code: MK3117 When businesses and organisations market their products and brands internationally, they need to consider a myriad of issues.

  • Authorship and Authority

    Module code: EN7241 If you choose the 15,000-word MA English Literature dissertation, you will also take this module.

  • Love and Death: The Novel in 19th Century Russia and France

    Module code: EN3078 An opportunity to read novels in translation which you have always wanted to read - Madame Bovary, Anna Karenina – this module examines the development of the realist novel in two very different contexts, Russia and France.

  • Twentieth-Century Movements

    Module information on political, artistic and liberation movements in literature, as part of University of Leicester MA.

  • Lecture to explore the emerging blood test helping to spot cancer earlier

    Research into a blood test that may spot cancers sooner and allow more targeted treatment is to be presented by researcher at our University. Professor Jacqui Shaw (pictured) from our Department of Cancer Studies will give the Frank May Prize Lecture 2017 on 26 June at 5.

  • Leicester professor receives international award for diabetes services

    A leading professor from Leicester who helped establish an international centre of excellence in diabetes research has been recognised for his work by a global authority on the condition.

  • Summer Holidays

    Blog post recalling Summer Holidays taken by people from Leicester and Leicestershire, as recorded in the East Midlands Oral History Archive

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