Our buildings

Alison Gingell Building offers world-class health and life sciences facilities, including mock hospital wards, labs and a sports centre. A hub for hands-on learning and simulation.

Alma Building houses Digital Services and Estates, managing IT support, facilities, and campus services. Located near the city centre, it ensures a smooth university experience.

Armstrong Siddeley Building offers studios for design students, lecture spaces and admin offices. Connected to Jaguar Building, it provides study and teaching facilities in the city centre.

The building is named in honour of engineer Beatrice Shilling, best known for her contribution to the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine used in Second World War fighter planes.

Charles Ward Building supports health and life sciences studies with fully equipped labs, specialist kitchen spaces, and flexible learning areas. Home to FutureLets for student accommodation.

Delia Derbyshire Building offers cutting-edge creative spaces, including VR, XR, studios and hack labs. A hub for cross-disciplinary collaboration in fashion, gaming, film and more.

The Ellen Terry Building is Coventry University’s city-centre space for media and performing arts, offering studios, creative zones, and hands-on learning facilities.

This building was formerly known as the Engineering and Computing building. It uses a range of sustainable technologies, including rainwater harvesting, solar thermal energy and biomass boilers.

George Eliot Building hosts Coventry Law School, a Moot Room, Language Centre and Talent Team. Located at the heart of campus, it offers modern learning spaces and career support.

Explore the Richard Crossman Building with VR labs, sensory rooms, and specialist facilities for psychology, criminology, and social sciences.

Jaguar Building offers dedicated postgraduate learning spaces, research hubs, and university operations. Located in the east of campus, it features classrooms, lecture halls and study areas.

This building is primarily used by the College of Engineering, Environment and Science, offering courses relating to the construction sector.

Whitefriars Building is a home to the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion team, Centre for Global Learning, and flexible workspaces for staff, students, and guests.

Discover the Sir William Lyons Building – featuring drone and human-systems labs, modern teaching spaces, and dedicated student support services.

The William Morris Building offers business students hands-on learning with Bloomberg terminals, simulation suites, DigiComm labs, and open study spaces.