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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. 


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.


Update your healthcare details (if needed)

If you’ve moved since last year, it’s important to make sure your healthcare details are up to date - especially if you’ll be living at a new term-time address. 


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. 


Check campus updates

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.


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.


Update your contact details

If your details are wrong, you may miss essential updates about your course, timetable, assessments and enrolment. 


Start your course (Aula)

Aula is your online learning platform. You’ll use it to access your modules, see announcements, and find key information for the new academic year. 


Submit your re-enrolment

Once everything is ready, follow the steps in SOLAR to complete your re-enrolment.


Academic and General Regulations

A copy of the General Regulations at CU Coventry.


Dr Joshie Juggessur

Senior Lecturer and Course Director (MSc Digital Marketing with Data Analytics)


Coventry University experts creating virtual reality patients that health students can ‘touch’ News

Simulation and health experts at Coventry University are working together to create simulated patients that students can ‘touch’ in virtual reality.


Applied Pharmacology for Advanced Clinical Practice online Via Zoom CPD Course

This one-day course covers relevant pharmacological issues for physiotherapists and allied health professionals working in or wanting to work in advanced practice roles.


Prof Sheena Gardner

Professor of Applied Linguistics | Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities


Computing and Games

Explore Computer Science and Games undergraduate courses Coventry University


Dr. Neil Clarke

Associate Professor (Research) | Research Centre for Sport, Exercise and Life Sciences | Email: ab1633@coventry.ac.uk


Dr Oliver Curnick

Associate Professor in Electrochemical Power Sources, Institute for Future transport and Cities


Graduation | CU Scarborough

Upon completing your course at CU Scarborough you'll be able to attend a graduation ceremony held in the Grade II listed Scarborough Spa.


Cyber security

Coventry University is undertaking multi-disciplinary research addressing issues of systems security for automotive, rail and connected infrastructure.


Students Wishing to Raise a Complaint

At CU Scarborough we recognise that there might be times when students wish to raise concerns about the services that we provide