BA (Hons) Public Health & Community Studies - CU London (Dagenham) Campus

Choose from over 140+ undergraduate courses. Coventry University offer subjects from nursing and law to design and engineering. Whatever your study goals, they have a course to help you achieve them.

Coventry University offers several course start dates spread across the calendar year. You can start your studies in September, January or May, depending on your programme and when it is suitable for you.

Your semesters will be structured around a block of teaching, a block of tests or exams, and then a study break. The exact schedule depends on your chosen course. Some courses, like those for NHS careers or condensed courses, may follow different academic calendars.

Subject areas include:

• Accounting and Finance
• Architecture
• Art and Design
• Biological Sciences
• Business and Management
• Computer Science and Games
• Engineering
• English
• Healthcare Professions
• History and Philosophy
• Law and Criminology
• Maths and Physics
• Media
• Music and Performance
• Nutrition and Food Science
• Psychology
• Social Studies
• Sport and Exercise Science.

Coventry University has a wide range of subjects and research options for further study which aim to help students become a master in their field, gain personal and work experiences and fast-track their career. Their full list of courses covers a wide range of topic areas, including : 

•  Writing   
• Accounting and Finance   
• Nursing   
• Social Work   
• Physiotherapy   
• Engineering   
• Advertising and Marketing   
• Psychology   
• Architecture 
• Biotechnology and Biomedical Science   
• Business Analytics 
• Management   
• Cyber Security   
• Data Science   
• Law   

Coventry University offers flexibility with full-time and part-time study, multiple course start times, as well as online learning . There are also campuses in London and Scarborough as well as Coventry. They also offer some blended learning options that mix face-to-face and online teaching.   

Full-time postgraduate courses take a year to complete on average, but part-time and online learning courses may take longer. A part-time course can be split over 24 months and an online course even longer, being more flexible and adapting to a student’s needs. The majority of their postgraduate courses have an entry requirement of an undergraduate degree award of 2.2 or above, in some cases a relevant or related degree and in some cases work experience is considered as well.   

Postgraduate fees vary by course, always check the course page online for the most up to date information. There are a range of postgraduate funding  options available including loans and scholarships.