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Research demonstrates need for more collaborative rehabilitative programmes
A multidisciplinary team of Coventry University researchers has looked at how charities and community organisations delivering rehabilitative programmes can impact the lives of men and women in prison and through the gate.
Reducing the Public’s Financial Vulnerability
Research led by academics in the Centre for Business in Society (CBiS) investigated the effectiveness of different approaches to help adults in low-to-moderate income households successfully manage their money.
Drug-Testing Technology Saves Millions of Pounds and Lives
From 2002, a team of researchers from the Centre for Sport, Exercise and Life Sciences have been working to address this issue by using novel techniques and scientific methods to improve the early detection of adverse drug issues on heart contraction.
Migrant and refugee voices shape policy through internationally renowned research
Policy on migration is often driven by politics and incorrect assumptions as to why people move. Professor Heaven Crawley, Dr Katharine Jones and Dr Simon McMahon from the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations undertook the first ever large-scale study into the backgrounds, experiences and aspirations of refugees and migrants
Improving the Lives of People Living with Long-Term Health Conditions
Research by Professor Andy Turner and Dr Faith Martin from the Centre for Intelligent Healthcare has been influential in the field of positive psychology (improving personal and societal wellbeing), leading to the development of several self-management interventions.
Improving Care for Young People with Long-Term Illnesses and Complex Health Needs
Research led by Professor Jane Coad and Team focused on experiences of young people and their carers, to ensure a stronger choice, voice, and better quality of life.
Paralympic history and its impact on the lives of disabled people
Research by the Centre for Business in Society has established a unique database on the history and development of the Paralympic Games that has significantly increased awareness of issues connected with disability in the wider society.
Promoting the value of sustainable practices in global cut-flower supply chains
Research by the Centre for Business in Society has shown how cut-flower producers, wholesalers, retailers, governments, and representative groups can embed sustainability policies and practices within supply chains.
Transitions in the automotive sector: challenges in delivering a low emission strategy
UK policy to ban sales of new petrol, diesel and hybrid vehicles by 2030 presents considerable challenges for people, businesses and places. Multiple research projects led by Coventry University, have resulted in policy solutions that have positively influenced behaviours regarding the adoption of electric vehicles.
Study Abroad Semester in Coventry
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.
The Semester abroad is 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.
I joined Coventry University in 2008 as an Associate Professor in Journalism. I am currently Associate Head of Research, working to support and develop the research culture in Media and Performing Arts.
Publisher VIEW magazine and VIEWdigital.org website, specialising in social affairs journalism.
Master of Arts by Research in Global Education
The Master of Arts by Research in Global Education is a part-time structured programme that is studied completely online.
Learn more about the facilities available at the Centre for E-Mobility and Clean Growth.
The Centre for Business and Society's response to COP26
COP26 was hugely pertinent to the Centre for Business in Society given the Centre’s responsible business mantra. Not surprisingly there have been some fascinating and highly thought-provoking blogs linked to COP26 authored by CBiS staff.
Our partnerships at the Centre for Care Excellence.
The Centre’s Policy Briefs provide accessible, evidence-based, and timely analysis to audiences around the world, including policymakers, academics, practitioners, and social movements.
The Centre for Intelligent Healthcare aims to become a globally recognised research centre for pioneering and opinion-setting research in the area of digital healthcare and its contribution to improving communities.
Marketa Hortivikova is a volunteer City Host for Coventry’s year as UK City of Culture
