If you have not met your offer conditions, we might be able to reassess your application and, in some cases, we may still be able to offer you a place.

If you would like to defer your entry, contact the Admissions Team at postgraduate@coventry.ac.uk.

I am an EU full-time undergraduate or postgraduate student

If you have met all your offer conditions, send your qualification results and other required documents to erca.io@coventry.ac.uk as soon as you receive them.

We will then send you an unconditional offer by email. Make sure that you firmly accept your place so that your offer becomes Unconditional Firm (UF). You can then apply for your accommodation.

If you need further advice on arrival and induction, email welcome.io@coventry.ac.uk. 

I am an International undergraduate or postgraduate student

If you have a conditional offer, you must fulfil all the conditions in your offer letter (including paying your tuition fee deposit or providing an acceptable Sponsorship Letter, sending your final academic transcripts and all other supporting documents) before we can confirm your place and issue a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). To accept your offer, reply to the regional email address in your offer letter.

If you need advice, email the Enrolment Management Team for your region or call +44 (0) 24 7765 2152.

I am a student progressing from a partnership institution

Our partnership entry requirements can be found on our partnership pages. If you have any questions about the application process, contact the Progression Team at progression.apu@coventry.ac.uk. When you are ready to accept your offer or provide your final transcripts, email the Progression Team.

Note: if you applied through the Health and Social Care Unit (HSCU), please follow the instructions you received.

Do online or distance students need a student ID card?

You will not need a Student ID Card unless you want to access campus facilities and services. For more information, email infopoint.ss@coventry.ac.uk.

Are you looking for somewhere to live?

FutureLets, Coventry University's one-stop-shop for accommodation, can help you with University owned and managed halls of residence, or privately owned houses and apartments. Start your search on our accommodation pages.

If you are an international student from outside the EU, we will not process your application for University owned or managed accommodation until you meet all your stated conditions. If you have applied for private houses, we will remind you to send us a copy of your visa when we begin your application.

Do you need more help or advice?

If you have not yet organised accommodation, don't worry. You can visit us on campus in the Charles Ward building or contact our Customer Service Representatives. We'll be happy to talk you through the options available.

• All enquiries: Tel: +44 (0) 24 76 158 158
• Private Lettings: www.futurelets.co.uk or email: enquiries@futurelets.co.uk.
• University Halls: www.coventry.ac.uk/accommodation or email: unihalls@futurelets.co.uk.

Coventry University Students’ Union also provides housing information, including advice on finding a room or a roommate, housing deposits, inventories, moving in and your rights and responsibilities. 

You will need to wait 24 hours after you have enrolled and collected your ID Card to access the site.

Do you have a television?

If you watch live TVor live online streaming on your television, laptop, mobile phone, computer, tablet or any other device, you will need to be covered by a TV licence: each room in a hall of residence needs a separate TV licence. Check the official TV licencing site for all the information you need.

There is just one exception to this rule. If you only use a device that's powered solely by its own internal batteries, you will be covered by your parents' TV Licence. However, you must not install the device (e.g. plug it into the mains) when using it to receive TV. To check whether this exception applies to you, see student information.

What’s an NUS Extra card and should I get one?

For £12 a year, this student discount card offers over 200 savings online and on the high street and an average monthly saving of £40. You can organise your card at the CUSU Reception on the first floor of TheHub or buy online via the NUS Extra website.

Do you want to save money on train travel?

Save money on train fares in Britain if you are aged 16-25 or a full-time student. Visit the 16-25 Railcard web pages for full details and eligibility. 

In need of more help?

• Email fundingsupport@coventry.ac.uk, call +44 (0) 24 7765 2040 or book an appointment by visiting the reception desk in the Student Centre.
• If you have payment worries, you can email a Customer Service Adviser on infopoint.ss@coventry.ac.uk or visit an Information Point, located in every Faculty building and TheHub.
• Call the new, dedicated Student Engagement Team on +44 (0) 24 65 6565.
• Need to set up a payment plan for your accommodation fees? Contact FutureLets on +44 (0) 24 76 158 158.
• Coventry University Students’ Union provide useful information on managing your money.

Welcome & Induction Week, Tuesday 8 to Friday 11 May 2018.

May 2018 course timetables are now available.

Undergraduate Induction Timetables

Postgraduate Induction Timetables 

• Your course starts with a compulsory one week Welcome & Induction Week programme.
• Online and distance students should check their course Moodle site after enrolment for any induction activities.
• We recommend you check that your Welcome & Induction timetable hasn’t been updated just before you arrive.

Download our campus map to help you find your way around. Timetables abbreviate building names and numbers indicate the floor and room number, e.g. WM128 is the William Morris building, 1st floor, Room 28.