What is there to do in Coventry for students?

Ten things every Coventry Student MUST do

• Dance the night away at The empire.
• Take a walk in the Medieval Spon Street.
• Enjoy a tasty lunch at The Rising Café
• Survive at ‘Escape Reality’…
• Visit the Cathedral.
• Have a beer and a burger at The Greyhound Inn.
• Going shopping at the West Orchards ShoppingCentre.

Is Coventry a good student city?

It’s easy to see why Coventry is one of the top 5 student cities in the country (QS Best Student Cities Index 2021).

Where should I go in Coventry today?

Top Attractions in Coventry

• Coventry Transport Museum. 3,822. Speciality Museums.
• The Coventry Music Museum. 1,078. Speciality Museums.
• Coventry Cathedral. 2,278.
• Coombe Abbey Park. 1,327.
• Midland Air Museum. 527.
• Herbert Art Gallery & Museum. 728.
• Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve. 201.
• War Memorial Park. 424.

What is the Football Club at Coventry University?

Coventry University Men’s Football Club offers a variety of platforms of football for students, from our elite BUCS teams to our development teams to social football. Currently, we have 3 BUCS teams which compete against other university teams in the Midlands area on Wednesday afternoons, both in league and cup competitions.

Why study in Coventry?

Located in the centre of the UK, Coventry was named one of the top five student cities in the country (QS Best Student Cities) and international students can choose to study a wide variety of courses from Business and Finance to Art and Design and Aerospace Technology to Media and Communications.

Who is the vice president of society at Coventry?

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Why choose ucoventry University?

Coventry University is committed to developing your skills, giving you a great student experience and helping you to prepare for your future career. Flexible intakes allow you to start in January, May or September, so that you can fit your studies around your ambitions and your career plan.