Coventry University

Coventry University is a public university in Coventry, England. It grew from the Coventry School of Design, opened in 1843, through municipal technical colleges and a polytechnic, and received university status in 1992. The main campus sits in the city center, with further sites in London and Scarborough and several overseas campuses. Its defining fact is that applied, professionally oriented teaching lineage.

Faculties cover engineering, environment and computing; health and life sciences; business and law; and arts and humanities. Graduate work is tied to centers such as the Institute for Future Transport and Cities and to automotive and manufacturing employers in the West Midlands. Engineering, design, health, and business are the fields most associated with the university.

Enrollment on UK campuses is about 30,000, with an international share often above a third and students from well over 100 countries. Academic and professional staff number in the thousands. Alumni work in engineering, design, nursing, and business in the United Kingdom and overseas.

Graduate study is known for taught master's degrees with a professional or applied emphasis, alongside research degrees in the same faculties. Supervision is combined with taught modules, studio work, or industry projects depending on the field. The calendar follows the English academic year, with a large September intake. Scholarships, studentships, and employer partnerships fund a share of postgraduate students. Graduate life is urban and campus-centered in rebuilt Coventry, with London-campus options for some master's programs.

In the Grad School Navigator directory, Coventry University lists 8 graduate programs across 5 subjects, all of them master's programs, with the widest choice in business & management, psychology and finance & financial economics.