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This time last year Coventry mum Chantel Ward felt her life was going in the wrong direction until she decided “New Year, New Me” and signed up to start her nursing journey at Coventry University.
First cohort of students start new Adult Nursing degree News
The first trainee nurses to be based in Scarborough in 23 years have officially begun their degree, with the course increasing the number of places to cope with demand.
Our Central Asia team are on hand to guide you through the applications process and answer any queries you may have about studying at Coventry University. In addition we have in country representatives and agents who can also assist you.
Our part-time, 100% online Nursing MSc course, awarded by Coventry University and delivered by Coventry University Online, is designed to support the professional development of nurses from all fields of practice.
Coventry University celebrates International Nurses Day News
Coventry University has hailed its student nurses who are serving with the NHS on the frontlines of the fight against COVID-19 as it joined the world in celebrating International Nurses Day.
At CU London, we want to make sure higher education is accessible to everyone. Whether you’re looking for study that fits into your life, or vocational courses to boost your employability, CU London can help you achieve your goals. Here’s five reasons why CU London could be the right choice for you
Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy and Course Director: MSc Social and Therapeutic Horticulture | School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health | Faculty of Health and Life Sciences | Email: hsx103@coventry.ac.uk
Find out more about applying for your chosen course at Coventry University London.
Higher Technical Qualifications
Developed in collaboration with employers and approved by the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education, a Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ) from CU London might help you succeed in your career.
New Coventry University nursing degrees can be studied from anywhere in the UK News
People pursuing careers in nursing will soon be able to study Coventry University’s ground-breaking new blended learning nursing degrees from anywhere in the UK.
Coventry University is working with colleges to attract and educate the next generation of nurses, midwives and allied health professionals by creating new progression routes into healthcare for students completing health T Levels.
How to connect employers to our talented students and graduates, target the right field for hiring, promote your vacancies, attend employer events and more.
Progressing Your Employability
Progressing your employability at Coventry University
Chief Nurse to take up new leadership role at Coventry University News
Health Education England (HEE)’s Chief Nurse, Professor Lisa Bayliss-Pratt, is taking up a six-month secondment as Pro Vice-Chancellor at Coventry University from 1 October this year.
Commitments and Expectations - read and find out more about life on campus at Coventry University. Get insight on accommodation, students union, employability and much more.
CU Scarborough nursing student sisters step up to help NHS News
Sisters Alice and Emily Martin are helping the people of their home town by answering the NHS call for support in the fight against COVID-19.
Future of nursing training launches in Scarborough News
During an Open Day at CU Scarborough, Coventry University celebrated the introduction of their BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing degree.
Health Careers Insight Virtual Event Event
Join us for our Health Careers Insight Virtual Event where you can talk to us about your interests and experiences.
PhD researcher nominated for Student Nursing Award 2025 Research News
Ebenezer Akore Yeboah, a PhD student within Coventry University’s Research Centre for Healthcare and Communities, has been nominated for the Outstanding Contribution to Sustainability Award at the Student Nursing Times Awards for 2025.
Four out of five employers who responded to a survey by researchers at Coventry University indicated that they have vacancies that they are struggling to fill – a situation the study suggests Brexit could make worse.
