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Distance 0.35 miles (0.56 km)
Coventry is an evolving and innovative university with a growing reputation for excellence in education.
Independent surveys show that we provide a caring and supportive environment, enriched by a unique blend of academic expertise and practical experience.
Three words set us apart - employability, enterprise and entrepreneurship. Coventry University was 'Highly Commended' in the Entrepreneurial University of the Year category at the Times Higher Awards 2008.

Distance 0.83 miles (1.33 km)
Learning Resource Centres (LRC)
The Learning Resource Centres provide combined Library and Information Technology facilities for students and staff.

LRC facilities include:
Internet access on all computers, An 'Electronic Library' of web databases, Over 5000 full text journals online, DVDs, videos and CDs, An extensive collection of books and journals, E-mail, Microsoft Office software, A wide variety of software applications, Free IT user guides, Scanning and CD burning, Printing and photocopying, Study areas to suit group and individual learning

Distance 0.98 miles (1.57 km)
Although the ground is beginning to show its age, it is still an enjoyable place to watch football, as the crowd are close to the playing action. The stadium used to have a large open terrace at one end, this has been replaced by t he East Stand, which is single tiered with a couple of supporting pillars. The other end is a two tiered stand that has an upper shelf that partly overlaps the lower tier. The upper tier has supporting pillars. One side, The North Stand, is a two tiered stand again with some supporting pillars which could obstruct your view. Away supporters are housed in one side of this stand.

Distance 2.17 miles (3.48 km)
Coventry Golf Course has become one of the most attractive inland courses and provides an exciting challenge to all golfers with its gently undulating parkland course of 6601 yards in length with a par and SSS of 73, made up of 5 par 5's, 9 par 4's and 4 par 3's. We welcome visitors Monday to Friday, and Society and Corporate groups on Wednesdays and Thursdays, to play on our beautiful and challenging course. Today the course can boast a large number and varied type of trees. This 'green' policy owes much to the foresight of the then Professional Norman Roffe. The many groups of Fir and Silver Birch were planted in 1960, together with Cherries, Whitebeam, Chesnut and young Beech many of which were donated by individual members.