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  • 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.

  • 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

  • Advanced Management Accounting

    Module code: MN3135 Management accounting is critical to decision-making within businesses and organisations, and this module will introduce you to advanced techniques and tools used in the field.

  • Contemporary Issues in Business and Management

    Module code: MN1028 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.

  • Past events

    ‘Empire as Assemblage’: John Green and the Smuggling of an Army During the Indian Uprising, 1857  Speaker: Professor Alan Lester (University of Sussex) Date: 23 April 2020 - Postponed Time: 5.30 - 7.

  • 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.

  • Sports scholarship

    Offering additional support, the Platinum Sports Scholarship helps students continue their sporting lives alongside their academic studies while at Leicester.

  • James Fitchett

    James is Professor of Marketing and Consumption, with interests in consumer culture, marketing theory and marketing systems. He is associate editor of the Journal Marketing Theory.

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