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  • Contemporary Issues in Business and Management

    Module code: MN2018 Contemporary Issues in Business and Management is built on a diverse range of management themes and issues that include corporate social responsibility and citizenship and organisational change.

  • Mental Disorder, Justice and Crime

    Module code: CR7137 On this module you will consider and explore the debate and issues surrounding the relationship between mental disorders and criminal behaviour.

  • Responding to Terrorism

    Module code: CR7141 This module is centred on the responses employed by the criminal justice system to counter perceived threats from terror and terrorism.

  • Resources

    University of Leicester Violence Hub - links to useful resources

  • Language and Cultures in the Francophone World

    Module code: FR2027 In this module, we'll explore the place of the French language within the Francophone world, including some of the key historical, sociopolitical, and cultural frameworks within which the language has evolved in various geographical areas.

  • Managing Archeaological Practices

    Module code: AR7523 Please note this module is not available to students starting this course in September 2016. It will be available for September 2017 entry.

  • Policing Dissertation

    Module code: CR3031 This undergraduate dissertation module is a chance for you to demonstrate your understanding of theory and research in policing.

  • Mental Disorder, Justice and Crime

    Module code: CR7137 On this module you will consider and explore the debate and issues surrounding the relationship between mental disorders and criminal behaviour.

  • Responding to Terrorism

    Module code: CR7141 This module is centred on the responses employed by the criminal justice system to counter perceived threats from terror and terrorism.

  • What happens when the cash disappears?

    Posted by Martin Parker in School of Business Blog on February 17, 2017   ULSB PhD student Secki Jose explores the paradoxical effects of India’s recent decision to get rid of some of its banknotes to combat corruption. Secki can be emailed on spj15@le.ac.uk.

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