Because Coventry as a place had a rich history of automobiles. U.K. being the third best country in the world for the development of EV infrastructure was the most appropriate choice.
Course Curriculum :
The curriculum and the academics, revolves specifically around the electric vehicles and related engineering in specific. An additional advantage of choosing your training period lets you search for the right kind of industrial exposure.
Exams :
Profile based assessment, IELTS band : 6.5, a minimum of 60 percent or more in your 4 year equivalent undergrad program. Atleast 2 or more professor for recommending you to the university.
Placement :
The placement options are good. With the world expanding their approach to cleaner environment, UK has taken some great initiatives to employ more people in thie field due to which they're actively hiring STEM associated people. The other reason being the brexit.The university itself hosts various events in the interest of placements
Internship :
nope i haven't opted for any intership, because i plan to work for Future cities and transportation departement at Coventry university itself
Fees :
18,950 GBP.
Scholarship :
Nope, no scholarship.
Faculty :
Since the teaching model is currently running in hybrid mode, so the faculty is easily approachable over mail and Whatsapp. In order to meet them in person, we have to book an appointment prior to two days atleast.
Campus Life :
Since i'm enrolled into masters program, therefore i didn't depicted much interest in the extra curriculars, but otherwise there are lot of activities being conducted by a group known as CUSU (Coventry University students union).
Hostel :
I'm living in University owned accomodation, which provides me access to all the basic necessities included in the rent. The infrastructure is better compared to other nearby private accomodations, but the additional recreational services aren't good.
