Module Choice

Arts and Humanities — **the Arts and Society**

Engineering and Computing — **Engineering, Environment and Science**

College of the Arts and Society

We have created targeted courses for exchange students, depending on your area of study in line with the schools within the college.

School of Arts and Creative Industries

Students joining this school are not allowed to mix and match modules from the available courses. You will need to select the course that you would like to study (for example, Media Production) and the year that you would like to join (for example, year 2), you will then follow the modules (subjects) on that course.

School of Social Sciences and Humanities

Students joining this school are not allowed to mix and match modules from the available courses. You will need to select the course that you would like to study (for example, International Relations) and the year that you would like to join (for example, year 2), you will then follow the modules (subjects) on that course.

Students studying; Psychology, Criminology, Childhood, Youth and Education Studies and Forensic Investigation have the opportunity to select modules from a different subject where there are not sufficient credits to complete the semester.

Please note that modules and timetables are subject to change.

College of Business and Law

All undergraduate exchange students in the College of Business and Law will be on the course code FBLU045.

Students nominated to the College of Business and Law will need to select one of three designated pathways. These are the only modules which will be open to exchange students in the 2025/2026 academic year. Please note that teaching occurs on the Coventry campus only.

Please note, modules and timetables are subject to change.

College of Engineering, Environment and Science

Students will be able to choose one course from the list of courses within the College of Engineering, Environment and Science when completing their application. Students will then follow our pre-existing route for the course and will study the 3 modules that are running in that semester. For example if students choose the Mechanical Engineering course they will be allocated onto the modules within that course. We cannot accommodate module changes from the course allocated modules.

Please note that modules and timetables are subject to change.