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Coventry University has selected five PhD candidates to commence doctoral studies under its PhD collaboration with the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) in Singapore.
Graduate Abi receives engineering industry honour News
A Coventry University graduate has been praised for her work promoting diversity in civil engineering with the awarding of a top industry accolade.
A student’s design which aims to filter washing machine water and make it reusable for people in deprived communities and regions has won an international award and funding.
AI Mythbusters for Christmas Event
Bite size course (Fully funded by Coventry University)
Coventry University to welcome researchers from Indonesia after UK-first agreement with BRIN News
Coventry University continues to help researchers around the world to have an impact on communities on a local and global level.
Spending just 10 hours in a hospital A&E department was long enough to reveal the tensions that can occur between police and healthcare workers when dealing with patients in mental health crisis.
England Rugby captain Zoe Stratford awarded honorary doctorate from Coventry University News
Coventry University has awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Science to England Rugby captain Zoe Stratford, more well known as Red Roses Rugby World Cup-winning captain Zoe Aldcroft.
Battery technology of tomorrow moving ever closer thanks to researchers at Coventry University News
Researchers at Coventry University have been recognised for their work in creating and inspiring the batteries of the future which will power electric vehicles and much more.
A Coventry University evaluation of a bespoke initiative to transform NHS healthcare professionals’ knowledge and use of research has confirmed its benefits.
Former Premier League referee Graham Scott reveals the vital training officials aren’t getting News
A former Premier League referee says officials are missing out on important “building blocks” as he admits “poor officiating can ruin matches but the best can enhance them”.
Coventry University research contributes to key Government report examining home working News
A new House of Lords report recognising the role home working could play in helping people get back into work has been welcomed by a Coventry University researcher.
Coventry University celebrates double success at University Alliance Awards News
A life-changing programme helping people with long-term health conditions and a project to introduce solar cookers in sub-Saharan Africa have won prestigious University Alliance awards.
Coventry University launches new initiatives to accelerate real-world impact of AI News
Coventry University has unveiled three major initiatives designed to make Artificial Intelligence (AI) accessible, responsible, and transformative by connecting discovery, deployment, and education for the sectors.
Career change leads to Daisy Award nomination for compassionate Coventry University graduate News
A Coventry University graduate has been nominated for a prestigious Daisy Award after her dedication and compassion touched the lives of patients and their families.
Coventry University plays vital role in boosting growth in the West Midlands News
Coventry University is playing a key role in a programme designed to safeguard thousands of jobs and boost growth in the West Midlands.
Coventry University Vice-Chancellor joins Prime Minister in India and announces update on new campus News
Coventry University has announced a major update on its new campus in India as the Vice-Chancellor joined the Prime Minister on the biggest trade delegation ever sent to the country.
The evolving needs of Ukraine’s healthcare system are being helped by the expertise of a researcher from Coventry University.
As self-driving cars edge closer to becoming a reality on UK roads, researchers at Coventry University say understanding how pedestrians interact with automated vehicles (AVs) is critical to preventing accidents and saving lives.
Warwickshire mum conquers hospital fears to qualify as a midwife News
A Warwickshire mum who once avoided hospitals due to childhood trauma is now a qualified midwife and hopes to use her experience to support others who feel vulnerable in clinical settings.
AI > Generative AI: Do you Trust it? Event
Join Phil D. Hall, a conversational AI pioneer since 1982, as he explores the evolution of human–computer interaction. Blending engineering precision, ethical insight, and social science expertise, he asks: Are we closer or farther from Turing’s vision 75 years on?