London campus Coventry University is the modern approach to education

Opened in July 2010, the London Campus of the prestigious British Coventry University combined educational tradition of the University, rooted in the XIX century, with the dynamic potential of the world's financial capital.

Proclaimed the mission of the University is to provide graduates with the education, the maximum increase the chances of finding a job, have flourished with the opening of the ultra-modern London campus. Everything here – from the design of buildings and classrooms to the training of students in the well-known British companies is intended to provide students with the knowledge and experience that are in demand in the twenty-first century.

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The University has developed an innovative form of learning process, which is based on close interaction with the industries giants: The Ritz London, Genesis, Jaguar Land Rover, Deloitte, Lloyds Banking Group. The aim of cooperation is to ensure the educational standards on the level of most stringent requirements of industry and business. About the effectiveness of the approach the statistics – 94% of graduates find work or continue study.

All educational programs of the London Campus of Coventry University (business, Finance, accounting, tourism) is constructed in such a way that learners, along with theoretical training received knowledge through the skills of real work. The University organizes internships for up to 10 weeks at leading UK and international companies on the profile of learning. Another form is the involvement of students in individual or group consultations on existing projects in the field of business and tourism. The London campus offers modern simulations of business situations, including even a working model of the Trading Floor (trading floor).

The campus is located in the heart of the business activity of London – less than a mile away are the London stock exchange, the Bank of England, tower bridge, St. Paul's Cathedral and dozens of blue chip companies.