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  • Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience Research Project

    Module code: PS2105 This module examines the key concepts and issues underlying quantitative research methodology, research design and statistics, and ethics in cognitive neuroscience research and practice.

  • Advanced Space Science

    Module code: PA4607 Spacecraft missions are key to our exploration of the solar system, global observation of the Earth and its climate, and studies of the more distant universe. Space missions push engineering technology to its limits.

  • Innovation, quality, research and evaluation

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  • Digital Media in Everyday Life

    Module code: MS7043 Digital media has a huge impact on our lives on an individual and global level and you’ll be investigating the theory behind this, as well as the societal impact.

  • Behavioural Ecology in Nature

    Module code: BS3066 This field-based module (held in the Easter vacation) will teach you how to conduct field studies of animal behaviour, using methods such as focal animal sampling, zero-one sampling and ad libitum sampling.

  • Immunity and Inflammation

    Module code: BS4319 This module will explore and explain the disease progression paradigm and pathological mechanisms that underlie a wide range of chronic degenerative human diseases.

  • Digital Media in Everyday Life

    Module code: MS7043 Digital media has a huge impact on our lives on an individual and global level and you’ll be investigating the theory behind this, as well as the societal impact.

  • Inclusion and Special Educational Needs: Specialist Study

    Module code: ED7599 This pathway offers students the opportunity to explore the education of children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and Inclusive Education (IE) in relation to national and international debates and priorities.

  • Vicky McGowan

    The academic profile of Dr Vicky McGowan, Lecturer in psychology at University of Leicester

  • The Interviewer becomes the Interviewed

    Posted by Benjamin Hopkins in School of Business Blog on March 25, 2015 Recently appointed Lecturer in Work and Employment, Benjamin Hopkins , ponders a little about how he has been represented in the popular media, and a lot about how research subjects are represented within...

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