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  • Commercial Law

    Module code: LW3310 When studying this module you will learn all about the ins and outs of legal transactions involving goods. Sales vary widely in nature from the purchase of a newspaper over a shop counter, to an oil transaction worth many thousands of pounds.

  • Research Design and Methods (with Dissertation Planning)

    Module code: GY2414 This module equips you for your independent research project, gearing you up for the dissertation that you’ll submit in Year 3.

  • Databases and Web Applications

    Module code: CO1019 This module teaches you the basics of Web Technologies and Databases. It consists of three parts as follows: We first teach you how the Protocol Stack operates over the network.

  • Data processors

    Read more on the data processors used by the University of Leicester.

  • Adam Clapton BA

    Learn more about our Senior Supervisor of ULAS, Adam Clapton.

  • Practitioner Research Methods

    Module code: ED7430 This module will provide the foundation for your professional enquiry dissertation in the following year. You will explore approaches to conducting small scale research.

  • Introduction to Biomaterials

    Module code: EG2023 Biomaterials are materials used in the treatment of human injury or disease, either by themselves or as parts of more complex medical devices.

  • Systems Engineering

    Module code: EG4065 Systems engineering combines engineering with engineering management and focuses on how to design, integrate, and manage complex systems across their life cycle.

  • Compressible and Applied Aerodynamics

    Module code: EG3411 This specialist Aerospace module will allow you to calculate aerodynamic forces in high-speed flows known as transonic and supersonic (close to, and above, the speed of sound).

  • Research Design and Methods (with Dissertation Planning)

    Module code: GY2414 This module equips you for your independent research project, gearing you up for the dissertation that you’ll submit in Year 3.

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