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    Read Renfrew and Bahn: Archaeology: theories, methods and practice Alcock and Osborne: Classical Archaeology Watch Archaeology at the BBC - A collection of programmes charting the BBC's first ventures into archaeology programming.

  • International Investment Law

    Module code: LW7146 This module is a specialist course intended as an advanced course on the international law on foreign investment.

  • Victims of Crime

    Module code: CR1006 (double module) This module seeks to address a number of critical questions including: who are victims of crime? How did the study of victims emerge? What is the nature, extent and impact of victimisation? How does the media influence public perceptions of...

  • International Investment Law

    Module code: LW7146 This module is a specialist course intended as an advanced course on the international law on foreign investment.

  • About the Mayer family

    Backed by the Mayer family’s transformative funding, Leicester’s IgAN Research Group drives global breakthroughs in kidney disease treatment and care.

  • Victims of Crime

    Module code: CR1006 (double module) This module seeks to address a number of critical questions including: who are victims of crime? How did the study of victims emerge? What is the nature, extent and impact of victimisation? How does the media influence public perceptions of...

  • International Investment Law

    Module code: LW7146 This module is a specialist course intended as an advanced course on the international law on foreign investment.

  • Victims of Crime

    Module code: CR1006 (double module) This module seeks to address a number of critical questions including: who are victims of crime? How did the study of victims emerge? What is the nature, extent and impact of victimisation? How does the media influence public perceptions of...

  • The English Country House and its Landscapes

    Module code: HA7503 There is a tendency to separate the study of garden history from its architectural context. However, building and landscaping schemes were often contemporary and complementary, with innumerable connections made between house and grounds.

  • Archaeology of Standing Buildings

    Module code: AR7524 This module will provide you with an archaeological understanding of building construction and evolution and the ability to recognise different building materials.

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