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The study will evaluate how environmental issues are embedded within the overarching planning, governance and organisational delivery of Coventry City of Culture 2021.
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Future Grads
Our in house Grounds Team maintain the diverse range of landscapes, public realm spaces, wildlife habitats and sporting facilities across the University.
Dr Abi Rhodes is an academic, a researcher, and project and campaigns coordinator with a specialism in grassroots story telling and social movement communication, and professional experience in the third-sector.
Learn about study opportunities within the Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities
View research outputs from the Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities' team.
Learn more about study opportunities with the Centre for Dance Research at Coventry University.
Find links to past issues of the C-DaRE newsletter from the Centre for Dance Research at Coventry University.
Impact from research is described as “the demonstrable contribution that excellent research makes to society and the economy” (UK Research and Innovation definition).
Studying opportunities within the Institute for Future Transport and Cities.
Find links to past issues of newsletters at GLEA.
Postgraduate Research Brochures
Download the postgraduate research brochures from research centres at Coventry University.
Meet the FCS team
Overview of CAWR's funders and partners
Associate Professor, Research Centre for Creative Economies
Coventry University receives highest ever placing in 2025 QS World University Rankings News
Coventry University has received its highest ever placing in the latest QS World University Rankings.
Visitor Parking at Coventry University.
The Gratutude Wall project is inspired by research conducted by Coventry’s University’s Hope 4 The Community group, which provides training for families affected by autism, which indicates the expression of gratitude improves mental health.
Caludon Castle children invite Iraq refugees to make friends as part of graduate project
