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Coventry University soars 17 places in Guardian league table News
Coventry University continued its dramatic improvement in the national rankings this morning with a leap of 17 places to 46th overall in the 2013 Guardian University league table.
Coventry graduate named African of the Year for work against terrorism News
A Coventry University graduate who dedicated his career to helping young people turn away from terrorism has been named African of the Year 2017.
Gypsy jazz hits all the right notes News
A Coventry University Music Performance student will be taking to the stage in May to perform an evening of gypsy jazz at the lively music venue Taylor John's House in Coventry.
Automotive Design student looks at how we see luxury cars News
Automotive Design student Michael Robertson, 22, has created an imaginative final year degree project that examines our perception of luxury cars.
Coventry starts the search for 300 volunteer Ambassadors News
The search is on to find over 300 Coventry Ambassadors to help welcome visitors coming to Coventry for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Scarborough campus incentive for September starters News
Coventry University Scarborough Campus is to celebrate the completion of its new £14 million facility on the Yorkshire coast by offering its new September starters a £500 cash bursary.
Over 750 biomarkers identified as potentials for early cancer screening test News
Researchers have identified 788 biomarkers in blood that could be used to develop an early stage cancer screening test for the general population.
New health course established thanks to local partnership News
Coventry University Scarborough Campus and York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust have been given approval to deliver a HNC (Level 4) in Applied Health and Social Care.
Royal visit for official opening of university science and health building News
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are to officially open Coventry University’s new Science and Health Building.
Coventry academic launches new book on the Paralympic Games News
As the Paralympic Games prepares to return to the country of its inception this summer, one of the world’s leading experts on the competition has launched a 370-page book charting the event’s history and development since the 1940s.
Documentary film by Coventry University lecturer gets world premiere News
A documentary made by a senior lecturer from Coventry University is to have its world premiere at the West Midlands Human Rights Film Festival in Birmingham later this month.
Meeting of two cultures inspires student’s photography News
Photography student Bijash Chauhan has produced a collection of images embracing the multiculturalism of modern Britain for his end of year project.
Vice-chancellor welcomes government’s funding pledge to EU students News
Professor John Latham, vice-chancellor of Coventry University, has welcomed the announcement from the government today (21 April 2017) that EU students will continue to remain eligible for financial support up to the academic year 2018 to 2019.
Industrial strategy statement from Coventry University News
Commenting on the launch of the industrial strategy today (23 January 2017) Professor John Latham, Vice Chancellor of Coventry University and Chair of University Alliance, a group of universities focused on preparing students for a career in industry and the professions said:
Students inspired by ‘humbling’ trip witnessing Greek healthcare in action News
Students quizzed one of the most senior health leaders in Greece about the challenges his country’s hospitals and clinics face during a ‘humbling’ trip to the country.
Coventry University adds futuristic twist to its posters News
Coventry University has teamed up with augmented reality leaders Aurasma to add a futuristic twist to its latest media campaign.
Coventry University student launches urban fashion line News
A first-year Enterprise and Entrepreneurship student from Coventry University has launched his own urban fashion range.
Tackling food poverty in Coventry on the menu News
Coventry should come together to stamp out food poverty: that’s the message of a report published by Coventry University.
HOPE for parents of children with autism News
A grassroots company supporting parents of children with autism has received a £10,000 Big Lottery boost.
Modern maths sheds new light on long-standing debate about conflict in Viking-age Ireland News
Modern mathematical techniques – similar to those used to analyse social-networking websites - have allowed academics to shed new light on a centuries old debate surrounding the Viking age in Ireland and the famous battle of Clontarf in 1014.