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Growing From School to Institute News
Established in 2019, the National School of Education and Teaching was awarded Institute status from the Government in late 2021, and this month is launching its new title: the National Institute of Teaching and Education.
Q&A for school leaders: Using Apprenticeships to develop staff to QTS Event
Do you have members of your staff that you would like to support to advance their careers?
SDGs Hackathon 2020 - Exhibition Event
Coventry University is a signatory to the SDG Accord, a Universities and Colleges commitment towards achieving the SDGs and the School of Economics, Finance and Accounting are proud to be launching a 24 hour SGDs Hackthon COIL project.
Coventry University to deliver UK Government’s new Chevening Ethiopia Leadership Fellowship News
Coventry University will deliver the UK Government’s new, fully-funded Chevening Ethiopia Leadership Fellowship from June 2020.
At Coventry Business School, we recognise that a degree is a significant step towards enhancing your career prospects and in preparing for future employment.
Academic Research and Evaluation Call Event
This event is being held in preparation for the commissioning by the Coventry City of Culture Trust of four Focus Studies related to key evaluation questions and outcomes outlined in the Performance, Monitoring and Evaluation Strategy.
‘Faculty on the Factory Floor’ featured in the Gatsby Foundation report on the development of ‘learning factories’ Research News
Coventry University’s Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering (AME) has been featured as one of five case studies in the Gatsby Foundation report which details the ‘The Opportunity for Learning Factories in the UK’.
‘Healing’ birth experience inspires Coventry University midwifery journey News
A student midwife who decided to return to education at 45 says it’s never too late to follow your dreams.
Enrolment | Coventry University
Welcome to Coventry University - here you'll find everything you need before you start studying with us. From enrolling online to collecting your ID card and more.
Lecturer in Biomolecular Sciences| katrine.wallis@coventry.ac.uk Katrine obtained my Ph.D. at University of Copenhagen having worked with Professor Welinder on the catalytic mechanisms of plant peroxidises.
The AZIZ Foundation Programme offers 100% tuition fees for UK Muslim students studying for specific master’s degrees (MA or MSc). The scholarships are aimed at those who wish to advance in their careers and bring positive change to their communities and beyond.
QTS Apprenticeship Route plus PGCE
Details on the QTS Apprenticeship Route plus PGCE available to study at Coventry University.
What are Higher Technical Qualifications?
Higher Technical Qualifications (HTQs) offer a direct path to developing industry-focused skills. Designed to provide you with practical education and prepare you for a successful career.
From the biggest free music festival in the UK to parks, music venues, theatres and galleries, Coventry has so much to offer.
Being Human Festival Event
Join Coventry University as we take part in the Being Human Festival – The UK’s National Festival of The Humanities.
Restoration and Renewal for Rainforest Peoples Event
Restoration and Renewal for Rainforest Peoples
Northern Ireland - PGCE with iQTS Event
Are you an unqualified teacher living in Northern Ireland? Join this information session to find out how you can train to teach and achieve qualification in Northern Ireland.
Coventry University students are waiting to hear if their investigation helps German police make a breakthrough in the cold cases of several missing women from the past 50 years.
Award nomination for enterprising staff member News
A Coventry University staff member has been shortlisted for a national award after her work helping graduates launch their own business in the UK which has so far generated over £100,000.
Teaching young children where to put the stress and intonation in words and sentences can have a “significant impact” on their reading progress, new research has revealed.
