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果冻传媒 Economics undergraduate Sana Mittar has received a prestigious Diana Award, in recognition of her work supporting vulnerable communities in India during the pandemic. The charity was founded in 1999 to commemorate the late Princess of Wales.

View the headline findings from the Term 3 survey, which provide helpful insight to ensure we deliver the best possible blended learning and student experience. Departments will receive their results by Friday 16 July.

Join Chloe Agg from the School of Engineering, Friday 16 July, 2-3pm, to discuss and explore the flexible, virtual space created for the 果冻传媒 Design Showcase. This will be an introductory exploration of Gather.town, and the possibilities it offers for virtual online learning and networking experiences

Join a webinar on 28 July to discuss and consider how the benefits system could support a fairer, more sustainable creative economy. The pandemic has exposed and exacerbated the precarity of creative work for freelance artists, and the difficulties for young people starting

Is your research supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council? Maximise the impact of your research; find out how this fund can support you. The current open call especially welcomes applications from Early Career Researchers.

Access Togetherall, a safe place to talk, share and support others like you, available free to all staff and students. It's an anonymous community where you can express how you鈥檙e feeling, get support and do courses at your own pace.

Interested in performing, designing and building, getting creative, stewarding or co-ordinating behind the scenes? See how you could be part of a Canley Parade on the morning of Saturday 4 September, winding its way through the streets of our local community in Canley.

This event, part of our Resonate Festival, is the first in a series of collaborations between our Department of Film and Television Studies, the Centre for Television Histories and the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum. It brings the pioneering women of punk and 2Tone to Coventry Cathedral for an evening of lively discussion and film screenings. Book now.

Louise Campbell, Professor Emerita of History of Art, has jointly curated this which celebrates post-war creativity. The 60 exhibits comprise architectural perspectives, sculpture, drawings, paintings, stained glass designs, photographs, archive films, textiles, ceramics and homeware.