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  • Greening Italy: Literature and the Environmental Imagination

    Module code: IT3143 This module explores how contemporary Italian writers, artists and filmmakers engage with place and with ecological and environmental issues as a means of reflecting on the present and imagining the future.

  • Chris Bayliss

    The academic profile of Professor Chris Bayliss, Professor of Bacterial Genetics at University of Leicester. Head of Division of Microbiology and Infection.

  • Dr Emma Staniland

    The academic profile of Dr Emma Staniland, Lecturer in Spanish & Latin American Studies

  • Thomas Swann

    PhD student in the School of Management at the University of Leicester working on anarchist and autonomist theories of organisation and social media.

  • Long-term exposure to traffic noise may lead to weight gain

    A new study by the University of Leicester and the University of Oxford has found a connection between increased traffic noise and obesity.

  • Where you’ll learn

    Learn more about the facilities and where you will learn in the Leicester Law School.

  • Introduction to Marketing

    Module code: MK1003 This module explores the issues of creating, communications, and delivering value in competitive markets.  You will examine how organisations identify customer needs and translate them into compelling offerings.

  • The Business Environment

    Module code: MK1001 This module explores the issue of how external forces shape organisational strategy and business performance in national and international contexts.

  • Introduction to Marketing

    Module code: MK1003 This module explores the issues of creating, communications, and delivering value in competitive markets.  You will examine how organisations identify customer needs and translate them into compelling offerings.

  • The Business Environment

    Module code: MK1001 This module explores the issue of how external forces shape organisational strategy and business performance in national and international contexts.

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