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Principal Lecturer in Networked Systems| csx188@coventry.ac.uk Saad Amin is a Principal Lecturer within the School of Computing, Electronics and Mathematics.
Black Sabbath star Tony Iommi takes up teaching at Coventry University News
Rock legend Tony Iommi, lead guitarist and founding member of heavy metal trailblazers Black Sabbath, will be sharing his songwriting secrets with music students at Coventry University.
Virtual Simulated Placements help nursing students train in pandemic News
Coventry University created virtual simulations of wards to train nursing students whose work placements have been cut short during the COVID-19 pandemic – preparing them to join the NHS.
CMI welcomes CU Coventry to elite group of Chartered Manager Assessment Centres News
CU Coventry has become the latest Chartered Management Institute (CMI) Chartered Manager Assessment Centre - joining a select group of just 8 other UK universities.
Freedom of Print Exhibition Event
Featuring 30 unique zines created by Coventry University students, Alumni, Staff and Friends of the University.
Virtual World Tour 2021 Event
Welcome to World Languages Virtual World Tour 2021, providing you the ability to travel all around the world without leaving the comforts of your home.
The National Institute of Teaching and Education (NITE) has been praised for the quality of its initial teacher training around the world.
The Clean Futures Catalyst, led by Coventry University, aims to empower small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the region to develop and produce cleaner technologies within the transport sector.
Collaborative Online Learning (COIL)
We are a very internationally focussed University and the Faculty of Arts & Humanities is no exception with undergraduate and postgraduate students from all over the world.
Innovative AI work sees CU London careers development expert receive industry award News
A careers development expert at CU London has been honoured by a leading industry body for his work using AI technology to improve the profession.
Teaching Fellow | College of Engineering, Environment and Science | School of Science | ae4214@coventry.ac.uk
The Self-Portrait Prize 2021 by The Ruth Borchard Collection Event
The Self-Portrait Prize 2021 by The Ruth Borchard Collection
International study could help shape great midwife leaders around the globe News
The biggest ever international study into midwifery leadership, which could help improve the way midwife leaders are identified and trained, has been led by Coventry University.
Coventry University will present world famous pianist, organist and conductor Wayne Marshall OBE with an Honorary Doctorate of Arts in recognition of outstanding services to music and musical performance.
Coventry University graduate wins plaudits and a job thanks to his revolutionary car design News
A Coventry University graduate has landed a dream job in the car industry after scooping two global awards.
Inspirational teacher guides CU Scarborough student on path to rewarding career News
They say our days at school are some of the most important of our lives – and for Olivia Hall that certainly proved to be the case.
Being Human Festival - Coventry City Centre’s Peace Trail (Guided Tour) Event
Being Human Festival - Coventry City Centre’s Peace Trail (Guided Tour)
International students benefit from Success Coaches support on their university journey News
An international student says she has found it even easier to adjust to studying in the UK after Coventry University Group started providing access to Student Success Coaches to all of its students.
Senior Lecturer and Course Director (MSc Professional Accounting)
Coventry University is to deliver a new pilot community pharmacy technician training programme. The pilot programme, which is being launched in the West Midlands, is supported by NHS England and Health Education England through the Pharmacy Integration Fund, and will strengthen and diversify the pharmacy workforce and help to improve patient care.
