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  • Stellar Astrophysics

    Module code: PA3602 This module will build on your knowledge in speciality physics by further exploring topics in stellar astrophysics.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Advanced Physical Chemistry

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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Leicester Learning Institute: Enhancing learning and teaching: Academic and staff blogs from the Uni

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • Male DNA cracks crime and illuminates history

    Professor Mark Jobling discusses how research into the Y-chromosome helps in solving crime.

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