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  • Psychological Assessment at Work

    Module code: PS7587 In this module you will study how psychological research has influenced the practice of psychological assessment in the workplace. We will look in detail at reliability, validity, performance criteria and utility.

  • History dissertation

    Module code: HS3510 The dissertation is an extended piece of historical research on an appropriate topic, chosen following consultation with a member of staff.

  • Professional, Ethical and Legal Challenges in Nursing

    Module code: NU4012 Nurses face many difficult challenges in their day to day work – these can encompass professional, legal and ethical challenges.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: ED7416 In this final module of the M. Ed programme you will conduct a professional enquiry to investigate a research focus of your choosing within an educational context.

  • Education Dissertation

    Module code: ED7600 Your dissertation provides an exciting opportunity for you to explore a topic of particular interest in great depth.

  • Professional, Ethical and Legal Challenges in Nursing

    Module code: NU4012 Nurses face many difficult challenges in their day to day work – these can encompass professional, legal and ethical challenges.

  • Space Journalism

    Module code: JO7014 This pioneering postgraduate module offers an advanced exploration of space though the lens of journalism.

  • Shirley House

    Shirley House is right in the middle of The Village, across the road from The Village Reception. Surrounded by trees and lawns, it's a building full of character.

  • Research communications gains national award

    The University has won its fourth award for communicating animal research- including the second consecutive Openness Award from Understanding Animal Research.

  • Huntington’s Disease Network going from strength to strength

    A Leicester-based network set up to drive forward community support, interventions and engagement for those living with Huntington’s disease will celebrate its one-year anniversary next month.

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