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CAWR high-performance analytical hub
Learn about the high-performance analytical hub and equipment available at the Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience.
The Centre’s Policy Briefs provide accessible, evidence-based, and timely analysis to audiences around the world, including policymakers, academics, practitioners, and social movements.
Consultancies at the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations.
CTPSR Staff List
Find out more about CTPSR's impact areas
Find out more about CTPSR's postgraduate research environment, courses and funding opportunities.
Situated in a central location within campus, the Sport and Recreation Centre offers a wide range of activities for all sporting tastes.
Unique Physiotherapy is an excellent resource within the University and is available to staff and students of the University, as well as the general public.
Sports scholarships | Coventry University
Are you someone with talent in a sporting field? A Coventry University Sports Scholarship could give you cash and support towards your sporting goals. This scheme offers you a support network enabling you to balance the demands of performance sport and academic study, helping you to achieve the highest level of success in both areas.
Team Phoenix is a partnership between the University and the Students’ Union for sports clubs that are competing at the highest level in University sport.
At Coventry University, Sport, Fitness and Leisure provisions are provided across two different sites, offering indoor and outdoor facilities to our Students, Staff, Alumni and Associates to be involved in and feel part of the University community with Active Health and Fitness.
The Centre for Dance Research brings together staff, PhD students and independent dance artists.
Publications
Our experts share their insights.
The Centre for Postdigital Cultures (CPC), located within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, explores how innovations in postdigital cultures can help us to rethink our ways of being and doing in the 21st century.
