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GLEA Professor named in Queen’s Birthday Honours
The pioneering work of Professor Duncan Lawson, co-Director of sigma and member of the GLEA Research Centre, has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours announced on Saturday 8 June.
Professor Ann-Marie Cannaby is the Pro-Vice Chancellor for Health at Coventry University.
Find out more about the CHLS PGR community.
Information on C-HLS' postgraduate opportunities and research environment.
Clinical Sciences and Translational Medicine
Find out more about our Clinical Sciences and Translational Medicine research theme.
Bursaries for Women: PhDs and DBAs in the Centre for Business in Society
We are committed to helping to facilitate a better gender balance in the Boardroom and amongst C-suite executives, so we are providing fees-only bursaries for women candidates.
This theme focuses on the transdisciplinary investigation into playful and gameful design, practice, and culture with impact on socio-cultural development.
AI & Algorithmic Cultures is a research group at the Centre for Postdigital Cultures, Coventry University, launched in June 2021.
The new CPS Research Insights highlight the importance of the research and summarises the research findings in a 2-page paper that is ideal for both policy academic audiences.
The AZIZ Foundation Programme offers 100% tuition fees for UK Muslim students studying for specific master’s degrees (MA or MSc). The scholarships are aimed at those who wish to advance in their careers and bring positive change to their communities and beyond.
Does Divergence of Opinions Make Better Minds? Evidence from Social Media Event
This event will discuss whether disagreement on StockTwits provides firm-specific information.
Improving Fundamental Movement Skills in Young People
Professor Mike Duncan has worked with the International Motor Development Research Consortium and 11 other academics to alert the public to the concerningly low level of fundamental movement skills in children and adolescents.
Dance, Digitisation and Intangible Cultural Heritage
Researchers worked with IT developers, custodians of cultural content, renowned dance artists, and marginalised communities to educate the public and preserve Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Socially Engaged Photography Driving Positive Change for the Homeless
Anthony Luvera of the Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities has conducted socially engaged photographic research that has looked to influence attitudes towards homelessness with various audiences, with his work being exhibited at a national and international level and in world-renowned galleries.
Improving global literacy outcomes through speech rhythms
Coventry University were commissioned by a number of high-profile organisations to focus on rigorous studies of the roles of metalinguistic (awareness of language) skills in literacy, establishing best practices in reading interventions and evaluating existing initiatives.
First-of-its-kind facility accelerates autonomous car testing
Coventry University has played a key role in the development of a first-of-its-kind testing facility for connected and automated vehicles (CAVs).
The Centre for Business in Society REF2021
The Centre for Business in Society had a successful outcome in the latest assessment of research in UK universities.
Improving employment and skills policies to support sustainable employment and progression
Research led by academics from the Centre for Business in Society, has had national and sub-regional policy impact on employment through the roll-out of new programmes.
The Semester abroad is undertaken in January for all students, and fully embedded in your TAR UC degree. All credits gained during your time in the UK will count not only towards your Coventry University degree but also your TAR UC degree.
Assuring Sustainability Certifications: How sure can we be? Event
The participants will share their unique insights into the challenges of safeguarding and improving worker’s rights within global supply chains.