Coventry University international appeal highlighted in QS World University Ranking table

Coventry University has been named as one of the top 30 universities in the world for international students in the 2021 QS World University Ranking table.

The QS rankings rates universities based on measures such as academic reputation – including teaching and research quality – their global outlook, and how highly regarded the institution’s graduates are among employers.

The university has been recognised for its global reach, moving up four places to be ranked 29th in the international students metric, in rankings that measure how internationally attractive a university is to students.
Professor John Latham CBE, Coventry University Vice-Chancellor, spoke of his pride in the university’s international appeal and stressed the university’s commitment to its international and UK student community. This is particularly important as it continues to communicate with both future and current students amidst concerns over the current COVID-19 global pandemic.

Coventry University is the highest-ranked modern university from the Post-1992 university group in the UK, to hold the five-star QS Stars rating, in the rankings that evaluate 1604 considered institutions across 84 locations.
That five-star award was gained in 2019 due to the university’s impressive work and factored in the superb teaching, employability, internationalisation, facilities, innovation and inclusiveness at the university.