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  • Global Affairs: Actors, Communication and Culture

    Module code: MS7006 This module will immerse you in the study of Global Affairs, before you gain the ability to judge the role played by the media in these areas.

  • Marketing Management

    Module code: MK7404 This module begins by analysing the foundational principles of marketing and appropriately applying these to a broad range of organisational scenarios.

  • Global Affairs: Actors, Communication and Culture

    Module code: MS7006 This module will immerse you in the study of Global Affairs, before you gain the ability to judge the role played by the media in these areas.

  • The Politics of Conflict and Violence

    Module code: PL7530 This module combines theoretical approaches to violence with empirical detail, in order to explore the politics of violence and conflict.

  • Marketing Management

    Module code: MK7404 This module begins by analysing the foundational principles of marketing and appropriately applying these to a broad range of organisational scenarios.

  • Sandra Dudley

    The academic profile of Professor Sandra Dudley, Professor of Museum Anthropology; Head of School at University of Leicester

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Space Park Leicester expands its service offering to space pioneers and community groups

    New Services offering will give more organisations the chance to benefit from its state-of-the-art resources and connect with leading engineers and academics

  • Two in three NHS staff say improved pay is key to boosting retention

    Improved pay for NHS staff is important to prevent high numbers leaving the service, according to new data from the University of Leicester and University College London

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