Great university, especially for Physiotherapy course. Feel really prepared for what comes after graduation and hopeful about job prospects. Loads of opportunities to get involved with the SU and they engage well with the majority of the student body. Halls are a bit disappointing, but non-university housing is great and in no short supply in the area, with lots of students around so a very vibrant night life.

Really great and constantly improving facilities. Good access available to all of them.

Easy to access student support, really helps when you need it.

Not very organised and not as many socials as in other universities. Improved in the past couple of years.

Vibrant city, lots of history tucked away, and modern stuff very visible. Definitely a student city - always some students around.

Great variety and easy to access. University actively encourages trying out as many as possible.

Great course, really enthuasiastic lecturers and prepares you really well for the future.

Superb preparation for life after Coventry university.

Varying level of university accommodation, and very expensive for the area. Plenty of student housing not affiliated with the university available, and reasonably priced.

The individual lecturers are amazing, however they are let down by a lack of planning and communication from other staff members (both between staff and to the students). The facilities are very good for my course, but a few of the Physio beds don't work properly so could do with fixing. We are assigned a staff member at the beginning of the year to be our tutor, they are meant to set up a meeting each semester, however I haven't heard from mine.

For an allied health course i would expect to have more than 5 hours a week with a lecturer.

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