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Games Art BA (Hons) Course
This course aims to help you learn to create game art that combines creativity and coding skills, building immersive environments for interactive adventures.
Sociology and Criminology BA (Hons) Course
Question structures of society, power and inequality while developing transferable skills in analysis, communication and collaboration for future careers across social policy, criminal justice, advocacy, welfare and education.
Forensic Investigations BSc (Hons) Course
Discover crime scene analysis, forensic science and evidence law while gaining hands-on skills to uncover the truth, preparing you for an impactful career in investigative and law enforcement roles.
Mechanical Engineering MEng/BEng (Hons) Course
Mechanical Engineering is the cornerstone of all engineering disciplines, from automotive to aerospace, to marine and medical sectors.
International Business Management BSc (Hons) Course
Learn how international businesses operate and grow, develop skills in strategy, marketing and cross-cultural management to prepare for a global career in business and management.
Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management BSc (Hons) Course
Develop industry-relevant skills to prepare for a career as a quantity surveyor, project manager or commercial manager within the construction, building, civil engineering or utilities sectors.
Software Engineering BSc (Hons) Course
Develop software engineering skills across areas such as full stack development, programming data science and security and prepare for a potential career in this sector.
Practice Certificate in Independent and Supplementary Prescribing – Level 7 Course
This course prepares eligible experienced registered healthcare practitioners to become independent and/or supplementary prescribers to deliver high-quality, innovative and cost-effective care to patients in a wide range of healthcare settings.
CPD for Health and Social Care | Coventry University
Our CPD courses are aimed at developing the Health and Social Care Workforce of the future. The school has a number of CPD courses on offer for students and employers, providing a portfolio of Post Qualifying CPD for the health and social care workforce.
Assistant Professor in Theatre| glenn.noble@coventry.ac.uk Glenn is a highly skilled and versatile theatre arts practitioner, having seventeen years experience of devising and directing professional theatre and teaching within Higher Education.
Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy and Course Director: MSc Social and Therapeutic Horticulture | School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health | Faculty of Health and Life Sciences | Email: hsx103@coventry.ac.uk
Student creates a spoken word poem for Nigeria
Godswill Ezeonyeka is a Communication, Culture and Media MA student from Nigeria. He originally studied Microbiology at undergraduate level but then fell in love with media while on an internship and decided he wanted to study an academic qualification related to this field. He chose this specific course at Coventry, based on his alumni sister’s recommendation, in the hope it would give him chance to improve his creative writing, video production and graphic design skills.
Postgraduate Open Day Event
Book your place on our next postgraduate open day. This is a face to face event find out more about our courses, meet our academics.
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