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  • Corporate Governance

    Module code: MN2136 Failures of corporate governance can sink companies. Reputational damage, costly legal settlements, slumps in share prices and even full-blown collapse can all stem from poor leadership at the top.

  • Human Resource Management in Practice

    Module code: MN2131 People professionals support the vision and goals of the organisation through great people interventions (CIPD 2022). Human resource management is a critical success factor for organisational effectiveness.

  • Blood, Terror, and Belonging: Culture at American Borders

    Module code: AM3020 This module examines contemporary literature and cultural artefacts emerging from and reacting to America’s border regions.

  • Global Policing

    Module code: CR3032 Understanding crime and policing is no longer restricted to regional, national or international contexts. We are increasingly witnessing the global influences on local policing practices and the relationship between the police and local communities.

  • Religious Conflict and Coexistence

    Module code: HS7311 Religious History is a major field of historical enquiry, indispensable for making sense of the medieval and the early modern, as well as the contemporary world, including the multi-faith city of Leicester.

  • Political Leadership in 20th Century Britain

    Module code: HS7019  This module examines the gaining, use and loss of power by the most significant individual in the British political system: the Prime Minister.

  • Governing Societies in Conflict

    Module code: PL2024 While division in some form is a part of all nations, there are several nations and regions where these divisions run deeper.

  • Mathematical Physics 1.1

    Module code: PA1710 Physics is a mathematical subject.

  • Mathematical Physics 1.1

    Module code: PA1710 Physics is a mathematical subject.

  • Air pollution speeds up ageing of the lungs and increases chronic lung disease risk

    A study of more than 300,000 people has found that exposure to outdoor air pollution is linked to decreased lung function and an increased risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

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