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  • Game Theory

    Game Theory – Emre Aytimur kOWLFkguf34 400|In this video Dr Emre Aytimur, Lecturer in Economics, explains Game Theory, and uses Lionel Messi’s penalty taking strategy as an example.

  • Mechatronics

    Module code: EG2213 Almost all modern engineering systems are a combination of mechanical and electrical components, usually with some computerised control.

  • Biological Imaging

    Module code: EG3061 Imaging modalities, including computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging and nuclear imaging, are integral to diagnosis and successful treatment. In this module, you will learn about these key imaging modalities and their applications.

  • History at Leicester

    Studying for a History degree at the University of Leicester will enable you to learn from leading academics in the field, ensuring you undertake a course that is both challenging and rewarding, and which is taught in a vibrant and friendly environment.

  • Electromagnetism and Quantum Physics

    Module code: FS0044 In this module you will explore the origin and interactions of electromagnetic forces and fields, and learn about the generation and flow of electricity.

  • Electromagnetism and Quantum Physics

    Module code: FS0044 In this module you will explore the origin and interactions of electromagnetic forces and fields, and learn about the generation and flow of electricity.

  • Practice Skills 1: Introducing Practice 2

    Module code: PH1007 In this module, you will continue to develop the professional practice skills you gained during PH1003 Introducing Practice 1. You will learn the principles behind holistic objective physiotherapy assessments.

  • Introduction to Sensation, Perception and Cognition

    Module code: PS1102 In this module, you will learn about how we use our senses to perceive, interpret and appraise information from the world around us.

  • The Sociology of Digital Media

    Module code: MS7060 You’ll be critically investigating the major sociological theories of new media. This will involve looking at the formation of this discourse and how it has changed over time by looking at the key theorists.

  • Contact us

    Learn more about the team involved in the Crossing Boundaries project from both the University of Leicester and the University of Cape Town.

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