Coventry University: Rankings, Fees, Admission Requirements & Scholarships 2026

• Library is so spacious. Has 3 floors. Good for solo or group study.

• 18000 GBP

• For London campus there are two buildings and the main building, called as university house has a cafeteria, library, student lounge, success coach rooms where people guide us or mentor us and academic room where we can get help about internships and jobs.

• £17500 is the fee.

• There are more than 35 societies across all sports, dance, music, art, etc and when it comes to library the main campus library itself is of 7 floors and open for 24 hours

• 16,350 pounds is the fee

• 3 Campuses- Coventry,Scarborough and London,
• We have a 24/7 library, The Hub building, an arts- and fashion-design-focused building, an engineering building, a sports and gym building and a medical-science-focused building. All of the building are top of their class, well maintained and great to be in.
• There are activities that happen every week if you are in the Uni. The students Union is active in that.
• We have had student award nights, club socials, society socials, different fairs, open days, inviting new students and other stuff.

• 17950/- is the fee.
• For me it was done in 2 installments.
• Monthly expenses would be as follows:
  • 300-500 for private renting
  • if you walk, then you save on travel. Coventry is a small city; you do not need public transport unless you live far away
  • 25 per week for groceries
  • 100 miscellaneous
  • I lived with my bare minimum, ha.
  • Dining out every time would cost around 10-15 for a nice place it would be from 25-35. It depends on how you spend it.
  • So overallI believe you can survive with around 700.

• You got everything at one place every facilities with in campus.

• Actually tuition fees is 21000 Pounds but i got scholarship of 5000 Pound.

• Coventry University has 4 Campuses in UK in Coventry, London, Scarborough and Wroclaw.
• Facilities available on campus are Gym, Sports Centre, Hub, Food court and Library.
• There are multiple events hosted by the student union and other student clubs. There are events for festivals like holi and diwali.
• There are student societies for different interests and ethnicities. For example Bollywood Society, Hindu Society, etc.

• The tuition fees for the course were 18,600 pounds for a full year and as I chose a private student accommodation, the price varies.
• The fees can either be paid one time or can be paid in installments half yearly or quarterly.
• My monthly expenses were approximately 900 pounds, wherein the rent was 500 pounds, groceries were 200 pounds, leisure activities were 150 pounds and travel was 50 pounds.

• There were no societies or clubs present in my college but the university was open for students to start their own clubs as for the other events there were networking events and cultural fests outside of college.
• Facilities like library,  medical rooms and game room was available but there was no sports facility available for students. My college has many campuses.

• The fee structure was pretty expensive. We were required to pay fee per semester and if you got delayed there was always a penalty for it.
• The rent structure in my accommodation was also pretty expensive as I was living in London. Every facility was provided near my accommodation like gym, tesco and aldi  (supermarket), food court, cafes and parks.

• The university had lots of society to encourage passions in literature, manga, sports, music and even Indian culture.
• It was a super bustling and active university at all times with the library being open 24x7.
• Major festivals included Oktoberfest with the whole city transforming into a mini German market and also Christmas when the whole city buzzes to life.

• When I was studying it was roughly 15 Lakh INR per academic year. It was charged yearly.
• Estimated monthly expenses were around 1.2 L with the most expensive proportion being the rent for a studio apartment with an attached bathroom (en-suite), rent for a room with an attached bathroom is much more expensive and one should also factor in considerations such as a need for a local guarantor when looking for accommodation.

The reason why I chose this University was that I was looking for various universities in UK and it was one of the good university among other universities for business management course and also had a good reputation and about the location, the university is situated right in the middle of the city so it's pretty easy to commute and there are plenty of career opportunities but it depends on how much you work hard for your goals and how well you perform in your studies apart from that it's all about picking up the small things from your surrounding and making it a learning curve. 

So to be precise if you describe Coventry University you can say the university is right across the Coventry city in bits and pieces. You can see university building in various part of Coventry, we have huge library and engineering building, a University gym and various other facilities in the university.

Good for the field I have picked, not bad for computer science. The location is nice, not too crowded, but lively. Not many extracurriculars - but there is a sports centre. Teaching is okay, exams and assignments are relatively easy.

The library is really good for doing coursework and studying, there are a few floors and laptops and desktops ready to use. The student hub is really nice and lively. Always students there, a good place to make new friends. Most of my classes happen in the Engineering Building and I like that building. Looks really amazing. Also has a Starbucks inside.