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  • Funding

    Students on this programme will be supported by a generous funding package.

  • School of Criminology launches new podcast to tackle hate crime

    A new podcast series created by the University of Leicester’s Centre for Hate Studies takes a deep dive into the causes behind hate online and offline and how they can be tackled.

  • Lucy Smith

    The academic profile of Professor Lucy Smith, Professor of Perinatal Health at University of Leicester

  • Academic Skills and Knowledge

    Module code: MN7206 Module co-ordinator: Dr Andrea Davies Module Outline This formative assessment module introduces you to the virtual learning environment and shows you how to effectively utilise this during your course.

  • Forensic Toxicology

    Module code: CH7905 Forensic Toxicology focuses on methods of drug sampling and identification. This module is structured to provide the basic concepts of analytical chemistry as it applies to drug and body fluid analyses. The course is composed of seven modules.

  • Anthony O Tierney

    The academic profile of Dr Anthony O Tierney, Lecturer in Accounting and Finance at University of Leicester

  • Athanasios Saratzis

    The academic profile of Professor Athanasios Saratzis, Professor of Vascular Surgery at University of Leicester.

  • Forensic Toxicology

    Module code: CH7905 Forensic Toxicology focuses on methods of drug sampling and identification. This module is structured to provide the basic concepts of analytical chemistry as it applies to drug and body fluid analyses. The course is composed of seven modules.

  • Huiping Xian

    The academic profile of Dr Huiping Xian, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Community, Conflict and Change in England and Wales from the late 17th century to the early 19th century

    Module code: HS7129 This module explores a range of core issues that affected local communities in England and Wales as they went through a period of fundamental economic and social transformations between 1680 and the 1830s.

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