As the weather warms up and the days get longer, Spring is the perfect time for students in the West Midlands to explore the best of the region.
Whether you’re in Coventry or Birmingham, the West Midlands offers a variety of exciting events in April that are bound to captivate Gen Z. From live music gigs to outdoor adventures, here are some of the top events you won’t want to miss this spring.
Student life in Coventry couldn’t be simpler. It is easy to get around and is only one hour from London by train and 20 minutes from Birmingham.
Whether you want an endless shopping experience or a late-night adventure, Coventry can provide you with that with minimal effort. And it’s so much more convenient when your home at the end of it is just a few minutes away.
Coventry. Legend has it that the city was the birthplace of St. George, dragon slayer and patron saint of England. Coventry is where William Shakespeare was said to have jilted a Coventry woman on the eve of their wedding to marry Anne Hathaway. History aside, the city is really accessible for students who might be on foot most of the time. Coventry has lots to offer students. So much, in fact that Coventry has been ranked the 5th best city for students in the UK.
Student Guest Blog: While I do not think I have explored all of Coventry yet, I have been able to experience most of what the city has to offer.
Here are some of my favourite places to go and visit in Coventry.
Want to learn more about living and studying in Coventry from actual students there right now? Luckily we have some first hand information on what the City of Culture 2021 is like, from the people to the places to be.
Two of our latest locations in Coventry are in the process of having a fresh new look. Gosford Gate and Sky Blue Point will be ready for September 2021.
We’re excited to announce that Host are the new management company for 7 new locations in Birmingham, Coventry, Exeter, and Wolverhampton.
Coventry what is it really like? We asked those who know best our team at The Apollo Works.
Just like viewing our student accommodation, Coronavirus has put an end to the traditional university open day, but don’t fear most universities are holding virtual ones.
Coventry recently made it into the Top 40, and no, we’re not talking about the top 40 music charts! Ranked 39th in the QS Best Student Cities 2017 and listed in the top 5 for UK cities, Coventry is a student city well worth visiting and considering if you’re thinking about studying at university.