Full-time
CU Coventry offers a range of exciting courses taught in a unique way, tailored to the needs of our learners.
You'll receive 18 hours of teaching each week alongside a 2 hour tutorial, and attend morning or afternoon sessions every weekday, Monday - Friday. Classes will be no more than 50 students and taught by academics and leading professionals.
Studying on a full-time basis requires you to study 4 blocks per year. CU Coventry students only study one module per block over the course of 6 weeks. During the block students will be required to complete 2 coursework based assignments, meaning there are no end of year exams.
2018/2019 courses
Start a course between September 2018 and June 2019.
- Biological & Chemical Sciences
- Counselling: Integrative Theory & Practice
- Digital & Technology Solutions
- Digital Design Consultancy
- Early Childhood Development & Learning
- Electro-Mechanical Engineering
- Financial Services
- Law & Practice
- Management & Leadership
- Marketing & Public Relations
- Policing
- Professional Accounting
- Public Health & Community Studies
- Tourism & Hospitality Management
2019/2020 courses
Start a course between September 2019 and June 2020.
- Biological & Chemical Sciences
- Counselling: Integrative Theory & Practice
- Digital & Technology Solutions
- Digital Design Consultancy
- Early Childhood Development & Learning
- Electro-Mechanical Engineering
- Financial Services
- Law & Practice
- Management & Leadership
- Marketing & Public Relations
- Policing
- Professional Accounting
- Public Health & Community Studies
- Tourism & Hospitality Management
Multiple intakes
We offer multiple intakes throughout the academic year making higher education more accessible to everyone. Courses can be started at the beginning of any block. We typically offer intakes during:
- September
- November
- January
- February/March
- May
- June
For more specific dates please view the academic calendar.
How to apply
If you’re interested in a full-time course your application must be submitted via the UCAS website. Once you’ve registered you can start the application process. You'll need the following:
- Institution code - C85
- Campus code – 5
- Course code – this can be found on our courses page
For further details on how to apply, please visit our how to apply page.
