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From nurse to professor - an academic leap forward for healthcare professionals Research News
A collaboration between Coventry University and University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust has appointed a nurse into a professorial role for the first time.
Occupational Therapist Degree Apprenticeship (MSc Occupational Therapy)
This course was designed in collaboration with healthcare stakeholders to create a contemporary, engaging and dynamic programme. Learners benefit from studying a range of modules designed to prepare them for work as an Occupational Therapist in a variety of settings.
Enhanced Practice PGCert Course
Enhance your clinical practice with this course designed for experienced healthcare professionals. Strengthen autonomy, decision-making and leadership while embracing collaborative, inclusive and interprofessional learning within your specialty.
Postgraduate study for existing students and graduates
Find out the benefits of staying with Coventry University for a fantastic postgraduate opportunity.
Fine Art BA (Hons) In Clearing Course
Develop your creative voice by exploring both traditional and innovative approaches to contemporary art, reflecting the ever-evolving creative industries.
Business Analytics and Management BSc (Hons) In Clearing Course
Learn how to apply data-driven decision-making and develop analytics and management skills relevant to a range of business roles.
Psychology with Counselling BSc (Hons) In Clearing Course
Explore the human mind and apply counselling theories and techniques to build towards impactful and diverse career opportunities, as well as personal growth.
What to do before you return to CU Scarborough
Reconnect with careers and placements
If you’re preparing for a placement year, final year, or graduate roles, it’s worth reconnecting early so you can plan ahead.
See what’s new in Your Students’ Union
Your Students’ Union is a great place to find activities, meet people and settle back into your routine.
Visit your student support areas
Support is available across wellbeing, disability support, academic skills and the library. If you think you might need help this year, getting in touch early can make things feel more manageable.
Explore your learning resources
Before teaching starts, it’s worth checking you can access the key tools and resources you’ll need for your modules.
Before you can re-enrol, your progression to the next stage of your course needs to be confirmed. If you cannot re-enrol yet, it is usually because progression has not been confirmed or results are still being released.
Keep an eye on your student email
Your student email is where we’ll send important updates, especially at the start of the academic year.
Avoid access issues on your first day by checking your devices and logins ahead of time.
Facilities and access points can change between academic years. Checking what’s changed before you arrive can help you feel prepared and reduce stress in Week 1.
Collect or update your student ID card
Your student ID card helps you access buildings and services on campus. If you’re returning to study, it’s a good idea to sort this early so you’re not delayed in Week 1.
Explore your learning resources
Before teaching starts, it’s worth checking you can access the key tools and resources you’ll need for your modules.
Log into Aula for any updates from your course team. Academic teams often publish updates before teaching begins, so checking early helps you prepare for Week 1.
Check your timetable release date
Your timetable will be released ahead of teaching. If your timetable is not visible yet, it may not have been released for your course, or your progression and modules may still be updating.
