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  • French Language (Post-Beginners)

    Module code: FR2018 (double module) Language study will be based on an integrated communicative approach and will be placed in a context that relates to contemporary life, society and culture in France and the broader French-speaking world.

  • French Language (Proficiency)

    Module code: FR3111 Language study will be based on an integrated communicative approach and will be placed in a context that relates to contemporary life, society and culture in France and the broader French-speaking world.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: HS7000 You’re coming to the conclusion of your postgraduate study, and your dissertation is the chance to put all your learning into practice.

  • MRes Dissertation

    Module code: HS7450 You’re coming to the conclusion of your postgraduate study, and your dissertation is the chance to put all your learning into practice.

  • Italian Language (Post-Beginners)

    Module code: IT2005 (double module) Language study will be based on an integrated communicative approach and will be placed in a context that relates to contemporary life, society and culture in Italy.

  • Italian Language (Post-Advanced)

    Module code: IT2024 (double module) Language study will be based on an integrated communicative approach and will be placed in a context that relates to contemporary life, society and culture in Italy.

  • Italian Language (Proficiency)

    Module code: IT3010 (double module) Language study will be based on an integrated communicative approach and will be placed in a context that relates to contemporary life, society and culture in Italy.

  • Facilities

    Geography at the University of Leicester has state-of-the-art facilities, providing a world class environment for student learning. Find out more about our laboratories, our 3D stereo virtual reality theatre, our study centre, equipment and more.

  • Tectonic shift in Southern Ocean caused dramatic ancient cooling event

    The study was led by Dr Isabel Sauermilch, researcher at the University of Tasmania and Utrecht University, and shows that these events were much more closely linked than previously thought.

  • Unprecedented energy consumption is leaving a permanent stain on planetary history

    A new study co-authored by three professors at the University of Leicester’s School of Geography, Geology and the Environment argues that the speed and scale of human energy consumption has pushed the Earth towards a new geological epoch, the ‘Anthropocene’.

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