Applicants should hold an honors degree 2:2 or above in a relevant academic discipline, such as computing, computer science, games technology, and cyber security.

Each application will be considered on its merits and the final decision will be made by the course director.

English

At least 2 reference(s) should be provided.

Application fee 200 Euro

Career opportunities

Studying Artificial Intelligence and Human Factors MSc at Coventry University will give you the chance to examine the core elements of Artificial Intelligence. We aim to teach you the skills and knowledge needed to design and develop AI systems that address real-world problems.
This could be the perfect course for those keen to work in the growing AI sector, a sector that is likely to influence society long into the future.
The course will explore elements of AI such as programming, decision support systems, human factors and CAV, deep learning, and AI and security, providing you with opportunities to develop the skills and knowledge needed to work with AI.
We try to provide you with opportunities to learn alongside active researchers in areas such as data science, pervasive computing, distributed computing, and application, as well as innovative applications for interactive virtual worlds (subject to availability).
The course has been designed and developed with support from research and industry experts. This helps us ensure we are teaching the most up-to-date content around the latest theory and technology associated with AI and Human Factors.

Undergraduate diploma (or higher)

English

At least 2 reference(s) should be provided.

Application fee 200 Euro

Career opportunities

On successful completion of this course, you will have knowledge of/be able to:

Critically evaluate computation complexity associated with programming algorithms to deliver effective solutions to real-world problems evaluate computer architecture and networked system solutions along with their related security issues and threats relevant technical skills in emerging technologies to adapt to the challenges in the computing-related field in a global context a wide range of postgraduate level professional and transferable skills in building computer-based systems in a teamwork environmentDevelop the awareness of professional, social, ethical, and legal issues along with commercial risk and management for computer-based systems develop research skills required for advanced computer science topics selected according to the interests of individual students critically evaluate and develop solutions to complex, inter-related, multi-faceted issues that can be found in a variety of organizations and professional contexts.
The content of this course acknowledges the borderless nature of computer science alongside the common practices and technologies used throughout the globe. Our course will offer you the opportunity to acquire relevant skills and experience with the use of emerging technologies and tools in a global context.

The practical nature of our course means that upon successful graduation, you should have developed a wide range of technical, analytical, design, and professional skills, which should support a move into a range of IT and computing related areas. The course content is annually reviewed within the School of Computing, Electronics and Mathematics (CEM) in consultation with industry experts to ensure its currency and validity.

Undergraduate diploma (or higher)

English

Application fee 200 Euro

Career opportunities

Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to:

Demonstrate systematic knowledge and critical understanding of core and advanced topics in data science and its theoretical foundations.Design and evaluate computer systems for the storage, organisation, management, retrieval and processing of different types of information and sizes of datasets, including distributed systems.Use an analytical approach, statistical thinking and a comprehensive understanding of appropriate models, methods, algorithms and software tools to analyse data of a variety of types, and identify the limitations of any analysis.Demonstrate practical skills and capabilities related to employment, including working effectively and constructively as part of a team, leading a team, motivating and communicating complex ideas accurately to experts and non-experts, and technical expertise with modern data science tools and technologies.Identify and apply appropriate practices within a professional, legal, social, cultural and ethical framework, including complex, inter-related, multi-faceted issues that can be found in a variety of organisations and professional contexts.Apply research skills such as planning research, and critical analysis of information from appropriate sources, demonstrate awareness of current issues and show originality in the application of knowledge where appropriate.
Data Scientists are in short supply and there is high demand for data science skills across business, government, healthcare, science, finance, and marketing (to name a few).

Successful graduates of this course should be well prepared to join a team in an organisation related to their undergraduate discipline (contributing data analytics skills alongside their subject knowledge) or a specialist data science team in a more general organisation or consultancy.

Coventry University is committed to preparing you for your future career and giving you a competitive edge in the graduate job market. The university’s Talent Team provide a wide range of support services to help you plan and prepare for your career.

Undergraduate diploma (or higher)

English

At least 2 reference(s) should be provided.

Application fee 200 Euro

Career opportunities

The course is designed to celebrate the distinctive nature of Architecture as a discipline that spans the sciences and the arts.

Studio-based learning creates a holistic and integrated teaching and learning environment. Along with individual projects, you may have the chance to undertake collaborative projects with other students on master’s courses in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, and the Faculty of Engineering, Environment and Computing. A wide range of workshop facilities will be available to you during lectures and also during independent study periods.

The course is informed by an advisory panel of practicing architects including lecturers with industry experience as well as guest lecturers, to ensure a strong and collaborative bond between practice and academia (staff and guest speakers are subject to change).

The structure of the course also reflects an integration of and consideration for human values that should help and support you with finding roles in architecture in contemporary society.

Must be a registered healthcare practitioner
Normally qualified for a minimum of five years, with a minimum of two yearsAt least 2 reference(s) should be provided. experience in your current specialty
Must be working for a minimum of 30 hours per week, employed as a Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner / Advanced Clinical Practitioner
Must have the full support and engagement of your line manager
Must have an identified senior clinical mentor.
Normally hold an honor’s degree in a health-related discipline and evidence of continuing professional development that shows an ability to study at the master’s level.
Applicants must provide, on application, two references, one should be an academic one and the other a clinical/employer one.
Additional Requirements: Neonatal Pathway

Students on the Neonatal Pathway must be able to work in an area of practice where examination of the newborn can be undertaken. Employer support and appropriate clinical supervision must be evident before the commencement of the course.

Academic advice
Normally, once the application papers are complete and have been processed, applicants will be invited for an informal interview (usually in-person, but may be done virtually) to confirm suitability and discuss and confirm the choice of pathway.

Additional Requirements: Integrated Apprenticeship

Evidence for selection is gained from the applicant’s statement, academic qualifications, and employer’s recommendation.
Applicants must be registered with a statutory health and/or social care regulator with proof of current registration.
Applicants must demonstrate achievement of English and Mathematics qualifications at a minimum of Level 2, as per general apprenticeship requirements.
Students must remain in continuous appropriate employment throughout the life of the course.
We recognize a breadth of qualifications, speak to one of our advisers today to find out how we can help you.

English

At least 2 reference(s) should be provided.

Application fee 200 Euro

Career opportunities

This course is currently going through the accreditation process with Health Education England. When this is complete students (past and present) will be able to go automatically onto the directory.

Graduates typically progress into Advanced Clinical Practitioner roles in a range of settings in primary/secondary/tertiary care, in the NHS, and in some private services.

Undergraduate diploma (or higher)

English

At least 2 reference(s) should be provided.

Application fee 200 Euro

Career opportunities

Upon successful completion, you will be able to:

Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of advanced principles of flight dynamics, structures, aerodynamics, materials, advanced engineering modeling techniques, and aerospace-related systems (and their future applications); advanced analysis and design tools and processes; the implementation and critical evaluation of design solutions through simulation and practical applications; the planning, execution and critical evaluation of projects in the field of aerospace-related systems at a professional level. Conceptualize complex technical aspects of future aerospace systems. Conduct detailed and systematic technical analyses of aspects of current/future aerospace systems. Devise technical solutions to problems in the design and implementation of current/future aerospace systems. Critically evaluate solutions devised to problems arising in the design and implementation of aspects of future aerospace systems. Select, apply, and critically appraise tools and techniques of advanced analysis and design. Implement appropriate software and hardware solutions and simulations and critically evaluate the outcomes.Plan, perform, critically evaluate, and present the results of an independent project in a chosen specialist subject area.
The specialist topics studied in the program are designed to prepare you for work in companies involved with aeronautical engineering, but there are also many roles in related industries that rely on the same technology, such as the automotive industry. Possible destinations could include the fields of design, development, operations, and management, as well as projects, systems, structural, and avionics engineers.

On successful completion, you will develop a wide range of transferrable professional and technical skills including the ability to produce technical, and written reports and deliver oral presentations, engage in self-directed study, operate as part of a team, demonstrate a critical awareness of professional, legal, social and ethical issues.