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The Big Question: What does populism really look like? Event
In the next of our Big Question public debate series we examine, ‘What does populism really look like?’ Following recent victories for the ‘Leave’ campaign in the Brexit vote and Donald Trump in the US elections and the seeming rise of the ‘populist’ agenda, we will examine both the causes and potential effects of the rise of populist views and their endorsement through these results.
Evening Conversations on Being Human: The Good Death Event
This event is part of a series of Evening Conversations open to anyone interested in debating science and its impact on society. Join us for an evening of discussion where scientists and religious and humanist leaders will discuss whether there is such a thing as a “good death”. Open to everyone.
The peace and conflict research theme aims to understand the political, social, economic, and environmental drivers of conflict and pathways to peace across time and space.
Gender and violence: Rethinking peace and reconciliation Event
This one day event includes diverse speakers from the world of international development, psychology, peace studies and religion studies to look afresh and in a more nuanced way at the topic of gender and violence. Through our exciting and deliberately diverse programme of key note talks and thought and discussion panels we aim to add diverse inputs and perspectives but also conversation spaces on this topic in order to provoke and stimulate thinking.
Evening Conversations on Being Human Event
Join us for an evening of discussion where leading mindfulness teachers and researchers will debate the pros and cons of children doing mindfulness meditation.
New Approaches to Supporting Wellbeing and Education in People with Neurodevelopmental Conditions Event
A free event for parents, carers and practitioners interested in learning more about how to assess and improve support for mental health, wellbeing and education outcomes in people with neurodevelopmental conditions. A free event for parents, carers and practitioners interested in learning more about how to assess and improve support for mental health, wellbeing and education outcomes in people with neurodevelopmental conditions.
Getting Published in European Sports Management Quarterly (ESMQ): Do’s, Don’ts and Hot Topics Event
Professor Tracy Taylor, Deputy Dean at the University of Technology (Sydney) Business School and Editor inChief of European Sports Management Quarterly (the only sports journal ranked at 3* and above in the ABSrankings) will be delivering a seminar for staff and PhD students about the Do’s, Don’ts and Hot Topics when trying to get published in ESMQ.
Professor Tracy Taylor, Deputy Dean at the University of Technology (Sydney) Business School will be delivering a seminar for staff and PhD students looking at business and management research in a global context from the perspective of a top ranked Australian business school.
Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism
Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (PVE and CVE) have become priority areas for policy planners around the world at all levels – from local government through to the agencies that make up the international UN system.
Pharmacology and Molecular Bioscience
Find out more about research in our Pharmacology and Molecular Bioscience theme.
Centre for Advanced Low Carbon Propulsion Systems (C-ALPS)
Coventry University and German-based international engineering service provider FEV have signed a £30 million deal to build a clean transport lab in Coventry to spearhead research into advanced powertrain development over the next decade.
Design Ergonomics and Human Factors
Design Ergonomics and Human Factors at Coventry University's Centre for Future Transport and Cities
Transport Safety and Simulation
Transport Safety and Simulation is a research theme within Coventry University's Centre for Future Transport and Cities.
Research Group: Manufacturing and Materials Engineering
Coventry University suspends face-to-face teaching News
Throughout the COVID-19 outbreak we have prioritised the health and safety of our staff, students and the communities in which we are located.
Drive thru employees and users could be breathing in harmful levels of polluted air, new research by Coventry University has found.
How we are building transnational education in the right way News
Coventry University Group continues to grow its global presence with Hubs and collaborations all around the world. Here Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International), Professor Richard Wells, explains the importance of transnational education and how we are building it in the right way.
New programme designed to help businesses develop green transport ideas - supported by Coventry University
New laboratories exploring robotics systems and artificial intelligence open at Coventry University News
Two new laboratories exploring the future of the internet, robotics systems and artificial intelligence have opened at Coventry University.