QS has awarded five stars to Coventry University for online learning.

Coventry University has become the only UK university to hold five stars rating in the QS Stars online learning assessment. The Midlands university scored maximum points for student-faculty engagement, student interaction, student services and technology, and commitment to online learning.

University must achieve five-star ratings in all categories of the QS Stars ranking, including teaching and employability to get the five-star rating for online learning.

Coventry University’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor John Latham CBE said “I am delighted that our determination to innovate and provide the right tools for our colleagues and the best possible experience for students has seen us secure a five-star rating for online learning from QS Stars.”

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