Flying Start: Flying Start
Alumni Access
Once you graduate, you can continue to access your Flying Start textbooks using your Coventry email address and a new password.
To set up your alumni access:
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Go to BibliU.com
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On the login screen, go to the 2nd login box and enter your email address in this format: username@coventry.ac.uk
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Click ‘Forgot password’.
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You will receive an email. Follow the steps to create a new password.
Once your password is set, you can use your new account details to log into BibliU.
Flying Start Survey
We provide BibliU eBooks and other resources as part of the Flying Start scheme for many UG students. To help the Flying Start team to understand how students use the items and to improve it in the future, it would be really helpful if you could take a few minutes to tell us about your experience.You may be asked to login to Microsoft office using your usual ID and password to access the questionnaire
Flying Start course essentials at no extra cost
Flying Start
Course essentials at no extra cost
Our scheme offers you some great resources, tailored to meet the needs of your specific course, to help you on your way, at no extra cost.
Each year a bespoke package will be carefully chosen by the teaching team and most of the resources are yours to keep.
For more information
Watch the Flying Start Video!
Click on the image below to watch the video.
[TRANSCRIPT]
The scheme aims to make sure that you get the essential materials that you need to get started on your course straight away.
I had been provided with textbooks, software and hardware. Anything related towards my course.
I wouldn’t have been able to go on several trips without the scheme being in place.
As a student, money’s tight so it’s good to be able to just get this academic resources without having to pay anything which is great and really enhances the learning.
I’ve received an accredited membership for the IET.
We get free membership to the Royal Society of Biology and British Pharmacological Society.
I have friends from other universities who aren’t entitled to a scheme like this and so they’ve had to spend hundred on textbooks, on equipment and software whereas here at Coventry it’s provided to us completely free of charge.
Flying Start
Course essentials at no extra cost
Flying Start is designed to get you up and running on your course by providing you with materials and experiences to help you succeed during your degree and in your career.
Eligible students will receive these resources at no extra cost. What you will receive will depend on your year of study, your interests and the requirements of your course. Each year a bespoke package for your course will be carefully chosen by the teaching team. This ranges from key reading materials, protective clothing, software and membership of professional bodies.
Compulsory UK site trips and visits are also covered, as well as 1,000 printing credits per year and a fee waiver meaning you pay no tuition fees if you choose to take an optional placement/study abroad year.
Some of our alumni have told us that Flying Start material still comes in handy after graduation.
Your course fee covers your tailored package of items to support your learning.
Find out more:
Visit www.coventry.ac.uk/study-at-coventry/student-support/flying-start
Email flyingstart@coventry.ac.uk
Click on the image below to watch the video.
[TRANSCRIPT]
The scheme aims to make sure that you get the essential materials that you need to get started on your course straight away.
I had been provided with textbooks, software and hardware. Anything related towards my course.
I wouldn’t have been able to go on several trips without the scheme being in place.
As a student, money’s tight so it’s good to be able to just get this academic resources without having to pay anything which is great and really enhances the learning.
I’ve received an accredited membership for the IET.
We get free membership to the Royal Society of Biology and British Pharmacological Society.
I have friends from other universities who aren’t entitled to a scheme like this and so they’ve had to spend hundred on textbooks, on equipment and software whereas here at Coventry it’s provided to us completely free of charge.
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