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Yes, Coventry University generally has a good placement and employability profile, but here are the real details so you know what to expect if you're planning to study there:

1. Strong Employability Support

Coventry offers dedicated career services to help students find work experience, internships, and placements:

• A Talent Team provides support with CVs, interviews, job applications, employer events, networking and workshops. Many undergraduate degrees include the option of a “sandwich year” placement — a 1‑year work placement related to your course.

This means you can gain real industry experience before graduating, which often boosts employability. 

2. Placement / Employment Outcomes

Various sources (including career data aggregators) report relatively high rates of students finding work or further study after graduating:

 Reported outcomes

• Around 95% of Coventry University graduates are reported to be in employment or further education within six months of finishing their studies.

• One data summary suggests that about 82% secure jobs through placement activities (internships or work experience tied to their degree), though this may vary by programme and cohort. 

• Coventry has also received a QS Stars rating of 5 for employability, which is a positive external indicator.

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Average Earnings (Overall)

• According to government Longitudinal Education Outcomes data, the median first‑degree graduate salary from Coventry University is about £28,200 per year (about £2,350/month) shortly after graduation — roughly similar to the UK average. 

Typical Salary by Subject Area

While earnings vary by field of study and experience level, these are typical outcomes from Discover Uni (UK official graduate data):

 After ~15 months

• Economics graduates: ~£33,000 (typical range ~£28,000–£40,000).

• Finance graduates: ~£28,500 (typical range ~£25,000–£34,000). 

• Business & Management graduates: ~£28,000 (typical range ~£25,000–£32,000).