Enrolment

You do not need to be in the UK to begin the enrolment process. We advise that you begin enrolling as soon as you receive the email and your link. You can complete the personal detail section and confirm your course, at which point you will be given access to Aula and you can access your course materials.

We strongly recommend you travel to the UK as soon as your student visa is issued to you. If you require a Right to Study Check, you may not be able to complete enrolment until this has taken place. Please check the web pages to confirm if this check needs to take place in person.

Our emails are issued from Monday 10 June 2024. The email will be sent to the email address you have used on your application. If you believe you have met all the conditions of your offer and have not yet received your enrolment link via email, please contact us via Chat.

For returning students, the link will be sent to your university email account from Monday 10 June 2024. Please check your spam folder. 

If you have not yet received your CAS, please check your inbox and spam for an email asking you to use CAS Shield to meet your CAS conditions. If you have used an agent to support you with your application, please speak with them directly for an update on the progress of your application. The university is unable to issue a CAS until you have met all the conditions of your offer. This may include completing sufficient finance checks and interviews. Please check CAS Shield to understand the progress of these checks and the documents you need to upload.

If the university systems state that your CAS has been issued but you have not received it, please speak to your agent directly.

Information on when to attend a Right to Study check is available for each of our campus locations on our website, including details on what documents to bring.

If you do not bring/send the documents listed we will be unable to complete the Right to Study check and this will delay the completion of your enrolment.

For international fee payers, you are required to have paid a minimum of £8,000 of your total tuition fee before enrolment can be completed.

If you are being sponsored by your employer or a government sponsor, you need to provide an approved financial guarantee/sponsorship letter confirming your fees are being paid by them. Please email your sponsor letter to debtenq.fin@coventry.ac.uk who will need to approve before you can enrol.

To get your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), we require £8,000. Payments must be cleared funds in the university’s account before the CAS deadline, as shown here:

To make sure your payments are secure, you should make your payments to us through Convera GlobalPay. This allows you or your parents to pay for fees via debit/credit card or by bank transfer in the currency of your choice, giving you a simple, quick and secure way to initiate the payment. You’ll see exactly how much you will pay in your own currency and you will be able to track your payment every step of the way.

Please allow at least 5 working days for your payment to reach us as processing times may be longer for certain countries such as Nigeria. All funds must be cleared into the university’s bank account, we cannot accept payment receipts/proof of payment to enrol.

The deadlines for receipt of funds are as follows;

Please note funds must have cleared into the university’s bank account to complete enrolment. Coventry University cannot accept payment receipts/proof of payment to enrol.

You can pay via debit/credit card or by bank transfer through Convera GlobalPay. We strongly advise to make all payments by debit/credit card as processing times are much quicker than bank transfers. Please allow at least 5 working days for your payment to reach us as processing times may be longer for certain countries such as Nigeria.

The best way to request an update to your CAS is by contacting us through the chat function on CAS Shield.

Please note you can only collect your ID card after you have enrolled.

If you are studying at Coventry University, you can collect your student ID in person from the Student Centre, Gulson Road from 15 April, and the Refectory, Priory Street from 22 April.

If you are studying at Coventry University London, you can collect your student ID in person from the University House Reception, Middlesex Street.

If you are studying at CU Coventry, you can collect your student ID in person from the Reception, Mile Lane. 

If you are studying at CU London (Greenwich), you can collect your student ID from the Customer service desk on level 1.

If you are studying at CU London (Dagenham), you can collect your student ID from the Customer service desk. 

If you are studying at CU Scarborough, you can collect your student ID from the Student Engagement Centre.

If you are studying at Wrocław, Poland, please visit the Customer Service Team on campus collect your student ID card in person.
Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm.
You will need to bring accepted proof of identity and nationality.

UK fee-paying students

Please talk to the Customer Experience team on campus or decline your offer on the applicant portal.

International fee-paying students

If you are in the UK, please talk to the Customer Experience team on campus. If you are not in the UK, please decline your offer on the applicant portal. If you have applied via an agent, please contact them directly to help you decline your offer on the partner portal.

If you do not require a Right to Study (RTS) check or a CAS, please begin the enrolment process as soon as possible after receiving your enrolment link.

Teaching starts on Monday 24 June 2024 at CU Coventry, CU London, CU Scarborough and Coventry University Wrocław. (June intake)

Teaching starts on Monday 13 May 2024 at Coventry University. (May intake)

Teaching starts on Monday 20 May 2024 at Coventry University London. (May intake)

CUG is CU Coventry, CU London, CU Scarborough and Wrocław.