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  • Poor reporting limits impact of research into improving surgical care

    A new review of academic papers has found that the reporting of attempts to improve the quality of care before, during, and after surgery is “suboptimal”.

  • University of Law: Professional courses

    University of Leicester have collaborated with The University of Law - explore a range of their professional legal training courses at Leicester.

  • Char Leung

    The academic profile of Dr Char Leung, Lecturer of Medical Statistics / Epidemiology at University of Leicester

  • Law LLB

    Leicester Law School’s LLB gives you the freedom to explore the areas of law that most interest you. View our entry requirements.

  • Law LLB

    Leicester Law School’s LLB gives you the freedom to explore the areas of law that most interest you. View our entry requirements.

  • KISU observer of the Kurdistan Independence Referendum Elections

    A University academic, from the School of History, Politics and International Relations, has taken part in a fact-finding mission to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: MK7020 This is the most substantive piece of work that you will undertake during your studies at the School of Business.

  • Landscapes and Identities in Medieval and Early Modern England

    Module code: HS7135 This module enables you to read landscapes and explore how landscapes shaped the experiences of the peoples of medieval and early modern England, and the impact of those peoples on the landscape.

  • Principles of anatomy and physiology

    Module code: MD0003 In medicine, a thorough knowledge of anatomy and physiology is essential for understanding the normal structure and function of the human body, and how disruptions to these can lead to disease.

  • Landscapes and Identities in Medieval and Early Modern England

    Module code: HS7135 This module enables you to read landscapes and explore how landscapes shaped the experiences of the peoples of medieval and early modern England, and the impact of those peoples on the landscape.

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