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  • Archaeology BCE

    Module code: AR1602 How did we become human? In this level 1 module you will explore the deep evolutionary past of humanity right through to the emergence of the Roman Empire. We will learn about early technologies and the first artists.

  • Advanced Physical Chemistry

    Module code: CH3203 During your previous two years of study, you will have learnt the core principles of physical chemistry.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: AF7502 This module provides a rigorous foundation in financial research design and empirical analysis equipping you with the conceptual and technical skills required for advanced research in finance.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: AF7502 This module provides a rigorous foundation in financial research design and empirical analysis equipping you with the conceptual and technical skills required for advanced research in finance.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: AF7502 This module provides a rigorous foundation in financial research design and empirical analysis equipping you with the conceptual and technical skills required for advanced research in finance.

  • College of Life Sciences

    Comprising four schools, six departments, research centres and institutes; the College of Life Sciences is an innovative hub for teaching and research at the University of Leicester.

  • PhD guidance

    The School of History, Politics and International Relations at the University of Leicester welcomes initial inquiries regarding possible study for a PhD. Read our PhD Research Proposal Guidance Notes for more information.

  • Useful contacts

    See our list of useful contacts across the University for you to get in touch with if you need them.

  • Palitha Edirisingha

    The academic profile of Dr Palitha Edirisingha, Associate Professor at University of Leicester

  • Electronic frailty index will identify older people at risk

    A collaborative study involving Professor Simon Conroy from our Department of Health Sciences has been awarded £550,000 from the NIHR Health Technology Assessment programme to develop the next version of the multi-award winning electronic frailty index (eFI).

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