Coventry University London

As an undergraduate student graduating in Global Business next November, I can tell that my experience at Coventry University London Campus was extremely rewarding and satisfying! I had the chance to attend few workshops, and be involved in University's activities, such as being a Student Ambassador helping out during Open Days. Lectures and professors were very well prepared, and I had a lot fun during these ten months!

I don't have experience yet but abt studying there. Will give you feedback when I attend my course at Coventry university London campus

By far the most disappointing experience of my academic years has to be without a shadow of a doubt CULC (Coventry University London Campus). From my very first day (18 May 2016) when I started my English Pre-Session Course I was welcomed with my first distasteful experience of the University’s ambition to make money off foreign students. Instead of giving me a 10 week course that I enrolled for , they refused the same and instead made me enroll on a 15 week course, of which I still don’t see the reason for. Then we are all classed in a building with only foreign students who do not speak English as a first language. This breakdown is 60% Chinese, 30% Indian and 10% mixed foreign nationalities. This doesn’t help a student who is learning English as he is only exposed to learners and no native English speakers in the environment. And if that is not disappointing enough, the cherry on the top has to be the teacher appointed to my class, Melanie Hufkie-Baxter. A most rude, arrogant and partial women, to say the least. And I am not sure if this is part of the University protocol of teachers behaviour towards students, but i think that asking students for money, demanding expensive gifts for her fake birthday, throwing discriminating remarks at students, providing useless learning material, conducting lessons in a most unprofessional manner, fall way out of the scope of any of the requirements of professional educators. As for activities there is sweet nothing. The only activity is meeting the same people from your class every single day. I don’t think the reading course on Thursday has much benefit as it is only amongst the same classmates. And that is supposed to provide exposure to the students? I think not.
But there is a little hope found in some honest, truthful members of the staff. Rose (Visa Advisor) and Rob (English Tutor) would be amongst these precious few. And this is not only my opinion as this opinion is shared by many other students that I have received feedback from regarding this University. ( If it can even be called a university).

I am overwhelmed by my progression at this university. I study Global business top up and feel the course is perfect for anyone who is looking to network and has a strong interest in business management. Within my first week of attending university I was booked into a session with employability and have been supported all the way through my course. teaching staff have actual experience rather than just academic knowledge which I do appreciate. Well deserved 5 stars.

As a merit graduate from MBA Global Business I highly recommend this university. Teachers are easy to approach, wonderful education, friendly stuff and of course amazing location! Even though some of the teachers are not permanent, Coventry University has professional principles that make it different than other business schools and make it sure that you are getting one of the best education. Apart from it, they always value every opinion that comes from students. So, don't hesitate to speak!! I can only thank for the experience!!

The student support on the 3rd floor is an absolute joke I'm shocked the university would hire such rude staff they look like they have very little to live for. group assignments are a joke as the quality of students is extremely low youd think we were still in school. If you are a smart student that can do his own work without relying on the teachers all the time your most likely to graduate with a good classification. also I do appreciate the employability side of things. I would rate this university one or two stars but as I study there and ratings are so low as it is. I will give 5 stars.

One of the best universities in United Kingdom. Excellent structure, great staff, and a very good place to study and research.

the campus is too small ， there is no enough library facilities ，no PC students can use on campus. If you forget you ID there will charge you.CULC is business institution.

By far the most disappointing experience of my academic years has to be without a shadow of a doubt CULC (Coventry University London Campus). From my very first day (18 May 2016) when I started my English Pre-Session Course I was welcomed with my first distasteful experience of the University’s ambition to make money off foreign students. Instead of giving me a 10 week course that I enrolled for , they refused the same and instead made me enroll on a 15 week course, of which I still don’t see the reason for. Then we are all classed in a building with only foreign students who do not speak English as a first language. This breakdown is 60% Chinese, 30% Indian and 10% mixed foreign nationalities. This doesn’t help a student who is learning English as he is only exposed to learners and no native English speakers in the environment. And if that is not disappointing enough, the cherry on the top has to be the teacher appointed to my class, Melanie Hufkie-Baxter. A most rude, arrogant and partial women, to say the least. And I am not sure if this is part of the University protocol of teachers behaviour towards students, but i think that asking students for money, demanding expensive gifts for her fake birthday, throwing discriminating remarks at students, providing useless learning material, conducting lessons in a most unprofessional manner, fall way out of the scope of any of the requirements of professional educators. As for activities there is sweet nothing. The only activity is meeting the same people from your class every single day. I don’t think the reading course on Thursday has much benefit as it is only amongst the same classmates. And that is supposed to provide exposure to the students? I think not.
But there is a little hope found in some honest, truthful members of the staff. Rose (Visa Advisor) and Rob (English Tutor) would be amongst these precious few. And this is not only my opinion as this opinion is shared by many other students that I have received feedback from regarding this University. ( If it can even be called a university).

Extremely low quality uni. I do not want to even call it a uni as it looks like a private college just making money off international students with absolutely 0 standards. You end up getting easy marks 80+ on most modules and the standard of students is extremely low.