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Explore - Progression to Postgraduate Study Event
Do you want to progress to postgraduate study? Brief presentation on what Coventry University can offer you + Q&A.
If you have any questions regarding your student accommodation then please contact us.
Contact us if you have questions or queries.
€4m funding win for West Midlands cities’ migration-friendly plan News
Three West Midlands cities have won over four million euros to help the region's communities get the maximum benefit from migration and improve migrants’ and refugees’ sense of belonging.
Research | Coventry University
We’re putting ground-breaking research at the heart of everything we do.
Big Data Guest Lecture for MSc Students News
Professor Anne James will give guest lecture on Big Data to MSc students on module M20COM.
Financial Economics and Banking BSc (Hons) In Clearing Course
Develop your understanding of economics, econometrics and financial systems, and explore how these areas can support careers in corporate and investment banking, financial management or economic policy.
Explore - Postgraduate Scholarships, Bursary and Discounts Event
Find out more about postgraduate scholarships, bursary, discounts available for both home and international students.
What to do when you return to CU Coventry
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.
Your funding or payment arrangements must be finalised before you can re-enrol. If re-enrolment is blocked in SOLAR, it is often because a finance step is outstanding or your funding has not been confirmed yet.
Check your course details are correct
Before you re-enrol, make sure the information in SOLAR reflects your correct course and study details. If something in SOLAR is incorrect, it can affect your timetable and assessment access later in the year, so it is best to fix it before you re-enrol.
If your wellbeing, disability or learning support needs have changed since last year, let us know before teaching begins.
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.
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.
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.
Your timetable is the quickest way to understand what your Week 1 looks like, where you need to be, when teaching starts, and whether anything has changed since last year.
Avoid access issues on your first day by checking your devices and logins ahead of time.
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.
