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  • Screen Affect

    Module code: HA3433 The concept of affect understood as pre-subjective and relational force has become a significant theoretical tool in understanding film, video, televisual images and time-based contemporary art.

  • Sigmund Wagner-Tsukamoto

    The academic profile of Dr Sigmund Wagner tsukamoto, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Athanasios Saratzis

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

  • Cities of the Global South

    Module code: GY3412 For the first time in human history, more than half of the world’s population now live in cities, including more than one billion people in the self-built urban peripheries of the Global South.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: TS3007 In this module, you will complete either a research or a translation project of your own choice. An introductory seminar will be given to discuss the potential topics for projects in Translation Studies and the steps of conducting such a project.

  • Science behind sitting

    Ground-breaking research on the impact of sitting on our health from the University of Leicester has shaped clinical guidelines across the globe.

  • MSc programmes with industry placement

    Studying a 'with industry' masters degree is the perfect way for you to enhance your career prospects and deepen your understanding of your specific area of expertise.

  • Research

    Learn more about the research conducted in the Stoneygate Centre for Empathic Healthcare.

  • Return of Title IV aid policy

    Overview This policy applies only to eligible US and non-US citizens receiving Title IV Financial Aid who began attending for a payment period (term or semester) and then withdrew or temporarily suspended during the payment period (term or semester).

  • Publications

    Recent articles by Professor Mark Jobling and his team S Harding, M Jobling and T King (Foreword by Michael Wood), Viking DNA: The Wirral and West Lancashire Project.

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