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  • Mathematical Modelling for Business

    Module code: AF3057 This module will start to apply scientific principles to problems faced by businesses and give you the chance to use your economic principles, theories and analytical skills to solve these problems.

  • Lock and edit

    Learn how to lock and edit in Sitecore.

  • Dissertation (Business and Management)

    Module code: MN3200 Your dissertation allows you to develop, carry out, and write-up a project of your own choosing.  You will learn how to an answer to a specific question and, building on that answer, makes a contribution to our understanding of your particular topic.

  • Gender and Crime

    Module code: CR3023 This course builds on the existing knowledge you have gained throughout the degree programme to develop an advanced level understanding of gender and crime.

  • Practice

    Module code: MU7009 Practice is an eight-week full-time professional placement (July-August) which is supported by a Career Development Programme running concurrently with the taught curriculum.

  • Introduction to Social, Developmental and Applied Psychology

    Module code: PS1105 This module will explore the main theoretical perspectives in developmental, social and applied psychology.

  • Computational Engineering Methods

    Module code: EG2321 Nowadays, pretty much all engineering products are designed using computer models that solve complicated maths problems to tell us how our engineering products will perform.

  • Biomechanics

    Module code: EG3065 In this module, you will explore how the fundamentals of mechanics, materials and structural loading can be applied to musculoskeletal systems.

  • UPAY Rewards

    Learn more about UPAY Rewards, which is the quick payment system used across campus that enables staff and students to pay for their food, drink and retail purchases.

  • Welcome to your Digital Open Evening

    Welcome to your digital Open Evening. Learn more about what's on offer at the University of Leicester.

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