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Coventry students are some of the most satisfied with their university experience with 87 percent scoring their institution highly in a national student survey,...
A celebration of success has been held at Coventry Cathedral to mark the achievements of students studying in the city.
Coventry University transport design student Dean Mangurenje, from Leamington, created a prototype of the electric-propelled aircraft for his final year degree project.
Coventry University’s Phoenix Racing team finished as the eighth highest UK university in the prestigious Formula Student competition.
Aircraft simulations, which have all been developed by students, will be showcased to international visitors and industry professionals attending the world-famous...
Coventry University has been ranked in the top 100 of universities in Europe for the quality of its teaching and learning in a new league table, and ranks top in the UK...
Students’ racing car takes to Silverstone track for international competition
Coventry University is playing a major part in a new government backed national initiative to grow and develop digital skills for the current and future needs of...
Coventry University scientists are using motion capture technology to understand more about how tennis players move - and the impact of the game on their bodies.
Coventry University has launched a new research centre and doctoral training college in the Middle East in collaboration with the Emirates Aviation University (EAU).
A 1940s project to set up a healthy housing estate for Coventry families has inspired a new generation of city residents to think about what they eat.
Coventry University is helping Uber Elevate develop flying taxis, which could be in the skies by 2020.