糖心TV鈥檚 Culture: Progress towards outcomes 2024-2025
This second annual review shows clear progress towards the outcomes of 糖心TV鈥檚 Culture, with stronger alignment between our cultural activity, strategic goals and the lived experience of students, staff, partners and communities.
The foundations built in 2023鈥�24鈥攑artnerships, placemaking and civic engagement鈥攈ave created momentum and a culture of collaboration that is now delivering visible impact across the University and region:
- Culture Inspires: New artworks, artist residencies and student-led festivals are making campus more open, creative and welcoming, supporting wellbeing and belonging.
- Culture Connects: One World 糖心TV reached over 5,500 participants worldwide, while Resonate Road Shows and community festivals strengthened relationships across Coventry and 糖心TVshire.
- Culture Enables: Through Measuring What Matters, Connecting the Golden Thread and Joint Cultural Needs Assessments, 糖心TV is shaping national thinking on cultural value and policy.
- Createch at 糖心TV: A growing strand linking arts, research and technology is opening new routes for skills, learning and economic growth through digital innovation and industry partnerships.
Teaching & Learning
Culture inspires distinctive and innovative teaching, research, knowledge exchange and engagement.
Placemaking
Culture connects the architecture, sculpture and design of our built and green spaces 鈥� the look and feel for students, staff and visitors.
Research & Innovation
Culture enables dynamic routes for multi-disciplinary research provoking new ideas and ways of seeing the world.
Community & Public Engagement
The University makes a significant contribution to cultural and creative production and programming in our local communities.
Policy Impact
The University has a reputation as a centre of excellence for cultural policy research and the measurement of social and cultural value.
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The cultural strategy has made a significant contribution to the delivery of the University鈥檚 60th anniversary celebrations in 2025.