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The impact that inequality and working conditions have on health in Britain and across the Commonwealth will be debated by leading figures in Coventry.
School and college staff in England are largely confident about implementing the Prevent duty, but some have concerns that it is increasing stigmatisation of Muslim...
Coventry University is demonstrating a pioneering approach to men’s health, physiotherapy and rehabilitation at a major international conference.
Three Coventry University designers have been crowned winners as part of an international creative industries award series.
Coventry designers have taken on health issues including Alzheimer’s and natural birthing methods to be selected for this year’s New Designers exhibition.
The first trainees have embarked on a Coventry University course that will prepare them for a new role that aims to transform the health and care workforce.
Coventry University and FutureLearn, the social learning company, have announced today that they will partner to roll out 50 degrees over the next five years.
Combining movement and storytelling activities boosts pre-school children’s key motor skills and language ability, according to Coventry University experts who used...
Coventry sports therapy students are helping Britain’s athletes go for gold as they support Team GB at the World Transplant Games in Malaga this week.
Coventry and Cardiff universities have joined forces to help ensure the UK is primed to respond to policy challenges posed by the ever-growing threat of cyber attacks.
The award recognised the team’s work on its Pre-Arrival Library Support (PALS) website, which helps international students make the best use of the library when they...
More frequent sexual activity has been linked to improved brain function in older adults, according to a study by the universities of Coventry and Oxford.